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Software, Medicals Lead Sell-Off
1 The Nasdaq, down 4.1% Monday, dropped another 3.3%. Volume declined, but was still heavy. Financial and medical software, chip and ethical drug stocks paced the broad retreat. The S&P 500 slipped 2.1% and the Dow 1.1%. NYSE volume zoomed higher. Smaller stocks also got roughed up, as the S&P SmallCap 600 and Russell 2000 both fell 3.3%. More on B2
GM Led In June; 0% Loans Back
2General Motors' U.S. vehicle sales rose 4.3%, with cars up 2.5% and trucks ahead 6%. But Ford's sales fell 10.6%. Chrysler's slid 3.7%, due to weak fleet sales. Also, GM revived 0% financing plus cash rebates to try to clear dealer inventories of 2002 models. Both Ford and Chrysler followed suit. More on this page
Vivendi Falls On Accounting Fear
3Vivendi fell 21% to 17.76 as French regulators said it tried in Oct. '01 to avoid booking a $1.35 bil loan deal related to a sale of BSkyB shares. Vivendi denied it was cooking the books. The news comes as CEO and Chairman Jean-Marie Messier is headed out. He turned the water utility into a global media giant with pricey acquisitions. Now the debt-laden firm may be broken up.
Tyco, CIT Unit Fall After Poor IPO