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Business Coverage of 2004 Presidential Election

By Reynolds Center Staff
November 3, 2004 11:16 AM
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Below are the angles some business publications have covered surrounding the 2004 presidential election:

Thursday:

Boston Globe: Bush II: What's next

Star Tribune: Markets cheer election finale

Los Angeles Times: Will there be a shift at the SEC?

Orlando Sentinel: Budget deficits limit president's options

Virginian-Pilot: The economic impact of 4 more Bush years

Newsday: Investors content to stay the course

Knowledge@Wharton: The next four years with George Bush




Wednesday:

USA Today: Election winner will name Greenspan successor

New York Times: Oil jumps to over $50 on possible Bush win

Dallas Morning News: Traders get busy - then wait

The Washington Post: Stocks surge on presumed Bush victory

The Wall Street Journal: For the Winner, a U.S. Economy With Some Stubborn Problems

The Chicago Tribune: Election talk kept to minimum -- and e-mail -- in many offices

CBS MarketWatch

*Dollar mixed as Bush lead eyed

*Bush win seen boosting financial industry

*Long-term biopharma election impact modest: analysts

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