Summary | After a rout in overseas markets lifted the curtain
on the U.S. trading day, investors sent the Dow Jones
Industrial Average down 1.6%, the biggest year-opening loss
since 2008. But it may not mean much. And New York City
announced that major crimes fell 1.7% to a new low last year.
But the devil is in the details. ...
on the U.S. trading day, investors sent the Dow Jones
Industrial Average down 1.6%, the biggest year-opening loss
since 2008. But it may not mean much. And New York City
announced that major crimes fell 1.7% to a new low last year.
But the devil is in the details. ...
blogs.wsj.com | 05 January 2016