US stocks rise as oil prices dip

ft.com     08-Aug-2008            

By Jeremy Lemer in New York Wall Street stocks rose on Friday, and were poised for a second week of modest gains, as a dip in oil prices offset weak results and a dividend cut from Fannie Mae, the embattled mortgage giant. Financials are also likely to come into focus as some of the companies at the heart of the credit crisis report... [read full story]                    

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Stocks advance on oil's drop

courier-journal.com     07-Aug-2008          

By Tim Paradis • Associated Press • August 7, 2008 NEW YORK -- Wall Street logged another winning session yesterday as another drop in oil prices and a better-than-expected profit report from technology bellwether Cisco Systems...                    

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Wall Street advances on oil declines

thehour.com     06-Aug-2008          

Associated Press NEW YORK -- Wall Street logged another winning day Wednesday as a drop in oil prices and a better-than-expected profit report from technology bellwether Cisco Systems Inc. helped corral the market's worries...                    

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Stocks advance as oil prices decline (AP)

yahoo.com     08-Aug-2008          

Friday August 8, 9:49 am ET By Tim Paradis, AP Business Writer Stocks advance tentatively after drop in oil eases worries about Fannie Mae loss, dividend cut NEW YORK (AP) -- Stocks advanced tentatively in early trading Friday...                    

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Stocks advance as oil prices decline

wtop.com     08-Aug-2008          

Jeffrey Vasquez, right, and fellow traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange after the Federal Reserve interest rate decision, Tuesday Aug. 5, 2008. Wall Street held on to a big advance Tuesday after the Federal...                    

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Stocks advance tentatively after drop in oil eases worries about Fannie Mae loss, dividend cut

orlandosentinel.com     08-Aug-2008          

NEW YORK (AP) _ Stocks advanced tentatively in early trading Friday after oil prices fell, easing worries over a quarterly loss from mortgage finance company Fannie Mae that was more than triple what Wall Street expected.                    

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Stocks advance as oil prices decline

ibtimes.com     08-Aug-2008          

NEW YORK - Stocks advanced tentatively in early trading Friday after oil prices fell, easing worries over a quarterly loss from mortgage finance company Fannie Mae that was more than triple what Wall Street expected. Traders...                    

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Stocks advance as oil prices decline

washingtonpost.com     08-Aug-2008          

NEW YORK -- Stocks advanced tentatively in early trading Friday after oil prices fell, easing worries over a quarterly loss from mortgage finance company Fannie Mae that was more than triple what Wall Street expected. While...                    

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Stocks advance as oil prices decline

sacbee.com     08-Aug-2008          

By TIM PARADIS - AP Business Writer NEW YORK -- Stocks advanced tentatively in early trading Friday after oil prices fell, easing worries over a quarterly loss from mortgage finance company Fannie Mae that was more than triple...                    

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Stocks advance as oil prices decline

lancasteronline.com     08-Aug-2008          

Stocks advanced tentatively in early trading Friday after oil prices fell, easing worries over a quarterly loss from mortgage finance company Fannie Mae that was more than triple what Wall Street expected. While investors...                    

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Stocks advance as oil prices decline

examiner.com     08-Aug-2008          

Source: Forbes.com Video Network Stocks advance as oil prices decline Aug 8, 2008 9:49 AM (20 mins ago) By TIM PARADIS, AP » 20 mins ago: Stocks advance as oil prices decline « ) - Stocks advanced tentatively in early trading...                    

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