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NEW YORK - Shares of specialty retailers mainly fell in early trading Wednesday as investors nervously watched oil prices climb $1 a barrel after dropping more than $9 a barrel over the last two days.
After the market closed Tuesday, Alcoa Inc. kicked off earnings season, saying its profit fell 24 percent but the results still beat Wall Street's expectations.
Here is a look at how shares of some key specialty retailers were trading:
OfficeMax Inc. fell 8 cents to $12.10.
Lowe's Cos. dropped 14 cents to $20.68.
Gap Inc. slipped 12 cents to $16.64.
TJX Cos. Inc. slid 38 cents to $32.08.
China's bid to establish its own next generation mobile phone technology standard got a boost from the world's biggest cell phone maker...
U.S stocks fell on Wednesday as investors grew concerned that a bailout loan package for ailing automakers would fail to be approved by U.S. lawm...
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas says Israel will free 250 prisoners as a goodwill gesture before an upcoming Muslim holiday. Abbas said at a ...
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