Word: weeks
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...Shea, who usually works 13 hours a day. "Maybe when I'm 40 I'll get a chance to rest." A native of the New Jersey suburbs who majored in social studies at Wesleyan University, he was inspired by his father, a florist who "worked seven days a week until I was 15." This is O'Shea's first gig as a businessman; he still speaks like the cautious, probing technology journalist he once was. Maybe that's the key to winning investors: talk softly and carry a big idea. Or maybe it's just old-economy work ethic...
...Number of articles in major newspapers last week on the Singapore Airlines runway crash in Taiwan that killed...
...court Monday, or the off-and-crawling manual recounts in four Gore-friendly Florida counties (though the blooming presidential uncertainty can now be declared to be adding to investors' malaise). It's something very Wall Street, though Al Gore and George W. Bush will be hearing about it all week...
...horizon for a while. From the March peak of 5132 to Friday's close of 3029, the general direction of the NASDAQ graph - what's called the trend line - is a consistent downward slope. It's tested its low of 3026 several times, in May, in October, and last week, and, as technical analysts like to say, "there's no such thing as a quadruple bottom." When the trend line hits the floor, the floor gives way. Then the floor turns into the ceiling...
...more responsive to political considerations; the tech index has plenty of its own troubles to worry about. A bad profit warning from Dow component and tech bellwether Hewlett Packard helped sellers in both indexes make up their minds Monday, but it's generally agreed that the dawning of another week of election madness is starting to be a big part of the problem across the board...