Stocks Drop Following Jobs Data; Treasuries Pare Gain on Greece
Stocks fell, dragging the Dow Jones Industrial Average toward its longest streak of weekly losses since 2004, as slowing job growth added to signs the economy is weakening. Treasuries pared gains, stocks trimmed losses and the euro rose as officials worked toward a second Greek bailout.
Source: BusinessWeek
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