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2/8/2007 5:11 PM ET
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Market Dispatches 2/8/2007 4:39 PM ET
Stocks move lower on housing worries
The Dow falls 29, and the broad market trends lower after HSBC and Toll Bros. point lights on continuing housing woes. PepsiCo shares are knocked lower despite a 61% profit gain. Retailers have a mixed January.
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