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Photo by Robert Burroughs Archie Moore, 1985. The swimming pool in the shape of a boxing glove is empty now, and I-15 traffic rumbles constantly alongside Moore’s weedy lot. Caught looking. Tony Gwynn sat in a canvas-backed chair and peered into the wooden cubicle in front of him. “What’s in my locker?” he asked, repeating the question that had been posed to him. “Well, here’s a rubber stamp that says “Tony Gwynn’ on it. I’ve never used it. Here’s a ball of putty that I squeezed to strengthen my arm when I hurt it earlier this year. And here’s a media guide from the All...
in jobless claims. a little bit better than expected. news that the uk avoided a triple dip recession. that is good news. exxon is down 1%. 3m is down 2.25%. we talked about soft demand. when you talk about exxon, quarterly profit is up slightly. those are the two names that we are watching at the moment. back to you. lori: thank you. those were not the only companies reporting, of course. melissa: ups posting nearly a 7% profit. the shipping giant express concerns about the health of a global economy. it expects 2% growth for the u.s. this year. shares are up nearly 2% on the news. ...
♪ melissa: welcome, i'm melissa francis. lori: good amp, i'm lori rothman. stocks down 50 points after being down 100 points earlier in the session. now, the case for dow 16,000 in the next 6-12 months, wouldn't that be nice? how you should position your investments now. melissa: and strike a bailout deal or else, the european central bank threatening to cut awfully quiddity to cyprus by mundt if there is no deal. lori: what do you think lou dobbs will say? he'll join us on washington's stopgap effort to keep america's a government funded. stocks now, it's back down to the floor of...
melissa: welcome. i'm melissa francis. lori: i'm lori i i rothman. voting to delay a tax on the bailout, and now there's reports the finance minister is stepping down. we have reaction with the trading president, the former cypress trade representative to the u.s.. he'll be joining us. >> treasury secretary jack lew meeting with the chinese president on the agenda of growing concerns about china ease role in cyber attacks. melissa: targeting seg represents in new york a week after a judge rejected the ban on large drinks. we get the verdict with the judge andrew going after soda, ear...