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NEW YORK - Shares of pharmacy benefits managers were relatively steady Monday after the U.S. House of Representatives voted against a financial sector bailout, sending most stocks sharply down.
Stocks were already trading lower on concerns the $700 billion aid package would fail, and as the votes rolled in, the Dow Jones industrial average plunged as much as 702 points. The Standard & Poor's 500 and Nasdaq composite index suffered comparable declines, although each index bounced back from their lows even after the day's vote ended.
In afternoon trading, shares of Medco Health Solutions Inc. shed 35 cents to $46.07.
Express Scripts Inc. lost 91 cents to $73.97.
CVS Caremark Corp. fell $2.47, or 7.1 percent, to $32.51.
Citigroup Inc. shares tumbled below $5 a share Thursday to their lowest level in...
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...
Rochester officials say members of Saudi Arabia's royal family spent enough during a visit to the Mayo Clinic to give the area's economy a shot i...
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