U.S. stocks slide as tech, internet companies sustain big losses
Apple, Microsoft and Amazon, the most valuable companies on the market, saw some of the worst losses Monday.
U.S. stocks tumble, led by tech giants
Technology stocks took some of the biggest losses Monday as the market came off a two-week winning streak.
Stock sell-off extends losing streak, led by tech companies
The tech-heavy Nasdaq composite bore the brunt of the sell-off, leaving it more than 10 percent below its August peak, what Wall Street calls a "correction." The Dow and S&P 500 erased their gains for the year.
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In our news wrap Thursday, a market plunge reverberated across the globe after yesterday’s selloff, and Wall Street suffered another day of declines. The Dow Jones Industrial Average plummeted 546 points. Also, the search for Indonesia’s tsunami victims was extended…
The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 546 points after dropping 831 points Wednesday. The two-day loss of 5.3 percent is the biggest for Dow since February.
Although the losses were widespread, stocks that have been the biggest winners on the market, including technology companies and retailers, suffered steep declines. Apple and Amazon both had their worst day in two and a half years.
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