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HK's Hang Seng Index slips in morning on Wall St fall

Tokyo stocks stage recovery despite U.S. gloom

How Bad Could It Get? Think Japan

No relief seen for struggling markets

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U.S. Stock Investors, Strategists Say Prices May Tumble Again - Bloomberg.com - By James Hertling - Jully 22, 2002
"While some investors said a morning plunge may give way to an afternoon bounce, few predicted the losses will end any time soon. The market has erased $7.7 trillion in shareholder wealth from the peak of almost $17 trillion in March 2000, as measured by the performance of the Wilshire 5000, the broadest index of U.S. share prices."

WATCH OUT FOR DOUBLE SLUMP
"So what is the market saying? A lot, and most of it is not good. Behind the falling stock prices, the market is screaming that the twin engines of growth - retail spending and housing - are starting to stall."

DELISTING DREAD

Wall Street Braces for Uneasy Week

Everyone, Back in the Labor Pool

Investors worldwide are bracing themselves for today's trading session, amid fears that Friday's massive stock selloff will trigger an even bigger plunge as markets reopen

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Citigroup Deals Helped Enron Disguise Its Debts as Trades
Note: Former Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin Joins Leadership Triangle at Citigroup - October 27, 1999
Note: How Citigroup Hedged Bets Against Enron.

Japan's Nikkei 225 Falls, Led by Sony, NEC; Mizuho

Tokyo Stocks Falter as Techs Hit

European Stocks May Fall, Led by Axa, DaimlerChrysler and ST

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