Filed under: Major movement , Forecasts , Good news , Market matters , Money and Finance Today , S and P 500 , DJIA , Housing , Recession The market was able to stage a late day rally which erased some of its earlier losses, but still ended the day in the red, with all 3 major indexes closing down on the day. September is typically not a good month for the market, but even with today’s losses this September was positive, as more and more investors have started to believe the economy is coming out of its recession. Continue reading Market ends the day lower, but up for the month Market ends the day lower, but up for the month originally appeared on BloggingStocks on Wed, 30 Sep 2009 18:20:00 EST.

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Filed under: Stocks to Buy URS Corporation ’s (NYSE: URS ) stock performance has disappointed since the Buy recommendation at $51.56 on June 6, 2009: it’s fallen about 15%. Still, investors who can tolerate moderate risk should view the dip as a buying opportunity. Here’s why: Continue reading URS Corp: Pull-back is buy opportunity URS Corp: Pull-back is buy opportunity originally appeared on BloggingStocks on Wed, 30 Sep 2009 18:00:00 EST.

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Filed under: Bad news , Citigroup Inc. (C) If you’re a sixties-style artistic purist, you may want to skip this bit of news — or at least take a couple tranquilizers first.

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Bob Dylan’s Very Citigroup Christmas

Filed under: Products and services , Launches , Internet , Competitive strategy , Google (GOOG) , Media World , Technology Internet giant Google Inc.

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Google issues invites to Google Wave

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Filed under: Forecasts , Bad news , Employees , Market matters , Recession Job losses continued to mount in September.

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September job cuts steeper than expected

Filed under: Other issues , Bad news , Products and services , Consumer experience , Toyota Motor Corp.

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Toyota to recall around 3.8 million vehicles