American markets fall on inflation worries, weak profits
Triple-digit loss for Dow; TSX adds 35 points
- By: Stewart Lewis
- July 21, 2004 July 21, 2004
- 15:50
Triple-digit loss for Dow; TSX adds 35 points
North American markets got a shot in the arm Wednesday morning from a bevy of bullish blue chip earnings and a $75-billion thank-you from Microsoft…
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