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| What a week, money readers. The stock market, which in mid-February hit all-time highs, has stumbled badly as the coronavirus spreads rapidly around the world. The growing outbreak is raising concerns about the U.S. economy, the money in our 401(k)s, and how much we should keep spending and investing. |
| It's David, with our top business stories for Friday. |
| Stocks in shock: Anxiety over the global coronavirus outbreak has pushed the stock market into a new zone of fear. After falling sharply all week, the Dow tumbled 1,190.95 points to close at 25,766.64 on Thursday – its worst one-day point drop in history. |
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| More retail layoffs: Bed Bath & Beyond is cutting roughly 500 jobs, the latest retailer to reduce positions as they try to boost business and slash costs. |
| For more money news, keep scrolling down. |
| David Brinkerhoff, Deputy Money Editor |
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