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Investors restarted Wall Street's rally Tuesday, buying financial and homebuilder stocks following a surprisingly upbeat report on home construction.
HEADLINE:March 16: Wall Street resumes rally
CAPTION: Investors restarted Wall Street's rally Tuesday, buying financial and homebuilder stocks following a surprisingly upbeat report on home construction. (March 16)
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After the dramatic weekend takeover deal for a troubled Wall Street investment bank, President Bush says authorities are "on top of the situation."
HEADLINE: Wall Street turmoil - Bush: We're "on top of" it.
CAPTION: After the dramatic weekend takeover deal for a troubled Wall Street investment bank, President Bush says authorities are "on top of the situation." (March 17)
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