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Afternoon Selling Knocks Weak Market Even Lower.(GENERAL MARKET & SECTORS)(THE BIG PICTURE)

Investor's Business Daily

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Byline: CHRIS GESSEL

The stock market crumbled Monday afternoon, unable to fend off a load of bad corporate news and rising tension between Pakistan and India.

The headlines didn't look good.

Tyco's CEO resigned amid a probe into his personal finances. The treasurer of El Paso, the embattled energy firm, apparently committed suicide. Williams Cos., another energy company on the ropes, denied it tried to corner California's natural gas market. Tyco dived almost 27%, El Paso 14% and Williams 23%.

The problems went beyond corporate credibility.

Xilinx caused a steep chip sell-off after it forecast lighter sales growth than Wall Street wanted. The maker of programmable chips said sales should rise 8% from the prior quarter, the high side of earlier guidance. But it's hoping to book 40% to 45% of that revenue in June, the final month of its fiscal first quarter.

Xilinx skidded 4.25 to 31.01, its lowest close since late October. The Philadelphia semiconductor index spiked down 5.2%. It was the chip index's 11th loss in 13 sessions.

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