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Abercrombie & Fitch issued an apology and pledged to take significant steps following consumer outrage over its CEO's controversial comments.
Delta on Friday will open a long-awaited $1.4 billion terminal at JFK, where it replaced Pan Am to become the largest carrier.
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Oil company BP says it is temporarily withdrawing some nonessential and non-Libyan staff from its office in Libya's capital.
A better-than-expected jobless claims report gave way to worries that the labor market was indeed improving and would encourage the Federal Reserve to taper its bond-buying program. Manufacturing data in China indicated an unexpected contraction in manufacturing activity in the country, culminating into the steepest decline for the Nikkei 225 in Japan since the aftermath of the tsunami and nuclear disaster in March 2011. The index closed down 7.3%.
"We had about a 3% intraday move to the downside from yesterday's high to today's low based upon what came out of the Fed yesterday," said Paul Orlando, chief equity market strategist at Federated Investors. Equities did retrace from their intraday lows by midday. "This market has gone vertically . . . and this is the most hated rally in the history of the stock market . . . and I expect down 3% some cash started to come into the market at the margin."
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