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Submit Your Sporting Event Go online to savannahnow.com/sports/calendar to submit details on your upcoming sporting event. The information could be published in print and online. THIS WEEK MONDAY SWIMMING The Savannah Swim Team is holding an open registration for its team swimming program during March to children of all ages and abilities. There is a free two-week trial for prospective family members. Practices are at the Chatham County Aquatic Center and the Savannah State University pool. Information: www.swimsst.com or call 912- 927-SWIM. Georgia Coastal Aquatic Team Open House, 4-7 p.m., Chatham County Aquatic Center. GCAT offers free two-week trial memberships all year long and is sponsoring an open house every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday during March.
Market Alerts Issued on UDTT, ADBE, TYC, AAPL
Wall Street Press Wire (www.WallStreetPressWire.com) is please to highlight its "stocks on the move" for Thursday. Our list includes: Universal Detection Technology (OTC BB:UDTT.OB - News), Adobe Systems Incorporated (NasdaqGS:ADBE - News), Tyco International (NYSE:TYC - News) and Apple Inc. (NasdaqGS:AAPL - News). .
After steep plunge, markets close mixed
NEW YORK - Wall Street closed mixed yesterday, recuperating from a sharp plunge as investors snapped up bargain stocks on reports that a rescue plan for bond insurers is progressing and on upbeat comments from Cisco Systems Inc. Earlier in the session, the market sank after Merrill Lynch & Co. Inc. lowered its full-year earnings prediction for Citigroup Inc. because a Dubai fund executive said Citi would need to raise more cash to stay in business. Another damper on earlier trading was Intel Corp., which lowered its forecast for first-quarter profit margins. But in the afternoon, the market showed signs of optimism. The financial sector regained some steam after CNBC reported that a plan to save the bond insurer Ambac Financial Group Inc. was advancing. Technology stocks also rebounded after a Dow Jones Newswires report that Cisco chief executive officer John Chambers said he was "even more comfortable" with the long-term growth targets the company had outlined.
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