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Stocks shed 4 points as investors prefer to stay on the sidelines

By Christina Mendez | December 5, 2000 - 12:00am

Stocks weakened for the seventh consecutive day yesterday as investors continue to stay away from the market on worries over the deepening political crisis, despite a sprinkling of positive indicators on the economic...

Business

Index tumbles 9 pts despite GFIs’ buying spree

By Christina Mendez | November 24, 2000 - 12:00am

Stocks drifted in the red the entire session even as another late buying spree presumably by government financial institutions (GFIs) helped sway the main index sideways.

Business