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COPYRIGHT 2001 Daily News
Byline: Judith Schoolman
Apr. 5--Wall Street investors went on a brief shopping trip yesterday after two days of brisk selling, moving Dow stocks marginally higher despite more dismal corporate news and new warnings that the future remains cloudy for the economy.
It was a whipsaw day that left the Dow Jones industrial average with a 29.71-point gain to 9,515.42 after climbing as much as 140 points earlier in the session.
Early-day selling followed a report that showed non-manufacturing growth slowing last month. That temporarily sent the index down 110 points and into bear market...
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