Stocks end slightly lower on disappointing data
Stocks fluctuated Friday after a mixed batch of readings on consumer spending contributed to a muddled picture of the economy. Full story
Stocks fall for 4th day after retail sales report
The stock market has fallen for the fourth straight day after a mixed batch of readings on consumer spending contributed to a muddled picture of the economy. Full story
Nasdaq grants listing extension to Repros
Repros Therapeutics Inc. said Friday it has been granted an extension from Nasdaq to keep the company's listing on the stock exchange until Oct. 31. Full story
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