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could. up $14 at the beginning of the year. closing around $1200 at the end of november. number five, us airways and american airlines. the merge enthat s taken off. creating the world s largest airline. the carriers given up some take off and landings. washington, reagan and new york la guardia, the justice department says that will bring in low-cost carriers on travellers. though with ticket price owns the rise, consumers may still lose out. number four. the government shut down. part of the federal government shut down after congressional republicans tried to defund obama care. that shut down lasted 16 days. government offices national parks closed, 800,000 worker sent home. this isn t some damn game. final cost and the economy around $24 billion. number three, healthcare.gov.
parks closed, 800,000 workers sent home. this isn t some damn game. reporter: the final cost to the economy, around $24 billion. number three, healthcare.gov. the president initially called glitches, it quickly turned into a political catastrophe. the government called in outside experts for a tech surge to fix the site. the signups have picked up, but it s still too soon to predict whether the site will be a success. reporter: number two, jpmorgan, america s biggest bank, will pay $13 billion to settle charges it misled investors about the quality of the mortgages it sold leading up to the financial crisis. it is the biggest settlement to date. the justice democratic says it won t be the last. reporter: number one stock market record. [ bell sounds ] the federal reserve pumping so much money into the economy, stocks launched to new highs, home prices moving higher, but main street isn t feeling so good.
laguardia, they say to bring in low-cost carriers and help travelers, though with ticket prices on the rise, consumers may still lose out. number four, the government shutdown. parts of the federal government shut down after congressional republicans tried to defund obama care. that shutdown lasted 16 days. government offices, national parks closed, thousands of workers sent home. this isn t some damn game. final cost to the economy around $24 billion. number three, healthcare.gov. what the president initially called glitches quickly tornado into a catastrophe. sign-ups have picked up, but it s too soon to say whether it will ever be a success. number two, jpmorgan, america s biggest bank, will pay $13 billion to settle charges it misled investors about the quality of the mortgages it sold leading up to the financial crisis. it is the biggest settlement to
government offices, national parks closed, 800,000 workers sent home. this isn t some damn game. final cost around $24 billion. number three, healthcare.gov. what the president initially called glitches quickly turned into a political catastrophe. they call in outside experts for a tech surge to fix the sites. signups have picked up but it s too soon to predict whether the site will ever be a success. reporter: number two, jpmorgan will pay $13 billion to settle charges it misled investors about the quality of the mortgages it sold leading up to the financial crisis. it s the biggest settlement to date. justice department says it won t be the last. reporter: number one, stock market record. the federal reserve pumping so much money into the economy, stocks launch to new highs, home prices moving higher, but main street isn t feeling so good.