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Biz Headlines 3/26

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Biz Headlines 3/26

Published: Thu, 26 Mar 2009

Description: Neil Cavuto delivers a wrap-up of Thursday's business headlines

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" Stocks stand around and -- the Dow soared 174 points blue chips. 41% since the lows of march night yes -- the NASDAQ also update on their -- the NASDAQ is now in positive territory would be. More good news for housing mortgage rates falling to record lows of thirty year fixed I'm going for four point. 85% one year ago it was 51285%. Meantime. That's five reported -- 22% drop in quarterly profits but that number better than expected. And electronics retailers expecting a better year ahead that he's working at 12% jump of the stuff. Prices at the -- the creeping up the average for a gallon of regular probably -- Now -- two bucks for the first time since November the prices are still down nearly 40% over the past twelve. And buying into the -- of around 7500 workers -- General Motors will take the time the packages and leave the company on April 1."

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