Adrienne Carter

Finance Editor, BusinessWeek magazine

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There was a ray of light on Wall Street today, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average rising above 8000 on some good news about banks.

Stocks Continue Rebound on Good News about Banks

There was a ray of light on Wall Street today, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average rising above 8000 on some good news about banks.

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One year ago, the  Dow Jones Industrial Average  was over 14,000.

Dow Falls below 10,000

One year ago, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was over 14,000.

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