Come friday, thats mayday, with spring weather, getting out of the house and back to work will surely take another step forward. Look at this. Investors love it. We know we are in the middle of a seriously shrinking economy but back to work means a way out of the mess. Top officials including the president and the treasury secretary expect a vigorous recovery later this year. And soon, we will see the Financial Statements from the allimportant big tech companies. Investors are expecting solid results and that, too, is helping the overall market. Heres the big negative of the day. The tumbling price of oil. We dropped to 10 a barrel. Now we are at 11. 87. At the moment, its not hurting the stock market, but the possibility of going back to a zero price or a negative price as we did two weeks ago, that is still on the table. Gas, yep, keeps on falling. Not quite quickly enough, maybe. 1. 76 is your National Average. Wisconsin still the cheapest. The average price today actually went up i
3. 2 . Our road map begins with a 7,000 fine, every single day, thats what gm is paying because the Company Still has not provided enough answers about its ignition switch recall. Its not the only bad headline for gm this morning. More on that. Earnings season is officially under way after alcoa reported its results after the bell. What can the aluminum maker tell us about the rest of the quarter . We will have some answers. Instead of running from facebook, companies are willing to pay a lot more to advertise on the social network. But is that good news for the companys stock . First up, though, some tough news for the auto sector. Toyota recalling more than 6 million vehicles after uncovering five different faulting involving parts ranging from steering to seats and nhtsa fining gm 7,000 a day for missing last weeks deadline to provide information about its recall for defective ignition switches. Morgan stanley cutting gm to underweight today, 33 target, guys, and what is a tough not
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