July 3, 2009 Friday
Updated


NEW YORK - WALL Street fell hard on Thursday after a government report highlighted a weak labour market that could hinder prospects for recovery from the brutal recession.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged 217.35 points (2.56 per cent) to 8,286.71 at the close after trading was extended by 15 minutes to cope with what the New York Stock Exchange called 'system irregularities.'

 
Decline in global tourism: UN

MADRID - THE UN World Tourism Organisation revised its 2009 global tourism forecast down sharply on Thursday due to worsening economic growth prospects and uncertainty over the impact of the swine flu.

Boeing maintains Q2 deliveries

WASHINGTON - BOEING delivered 125 commercial jets in the second quarter, one less than the same period in 2008.

Wall St slides on weak job data

NEW YORK - WALL Street slid on Thursday after a government labour report underscored a weak labour market that could hinder prospects for recovery from a brutal recession.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average slumped 138.98 points (1.63 per cent) in opening trades to 8,365.08.

   
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