The Dow and S&P 500 rose on Friday after France and Germany outlined an agreement to aid debt-burdened Greece, but analysts said a recent bearish trend may not be over. The Dow managed to close just above 12,000, but the S&P 500 barely squeaked out a gain for the week after six straight weeks of losses. The uncertainty surrounding a resolution of the debt crisis kept investors wary of committing more cash to equities.
Research In Motion Ltd's US-listed shares sank 21.5% to USD 27.75 in its busiest day of trading in almost six years. The BlackBerry maker's sour results, released late Thursday, pushed the Nasdaq lower and dragged on other top technology names such as Apple Inc, down 1.5% at USD 320.26.
Research In Motion Ltd's US-listed shares sank 21.5% to USD 27.75 in its busiest day of trading in almost six years. The BlackBerry maker's sour results, released late Thursday, pushed the Nasdaq lower and dragged on other top technology names such as Apple Inc, down 1.5% at USD 320.26.
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