Further Processing investors include figures on consumer confidence and the housing market in the United States.
The leading Dow Jones Index closed 0.3 percent lower at 18454.30 points. The broad S & amp; P 500 fell 0.2 percent to 2176.12 points. Indicator Technology Nasdaq also fell 0.2 percent to 5222.99 points.
Apple
Apple eventually gave 0.8 percent of its value. According to Brussels, Apple has benefited for years of illegal state aid from Ireland. The company did substantially less wear than other companies. Apple has shown no understanding of the decision. Ireland is also disagree and appeals.
Investors punished the failed takeover of Hershey. The chocolate manufacturer nearly 11 percent down. US food giant Mondelez rose 4 percent in value on news that the maker of Oreo include, Lu and Tuc biscuits and chocolate Milka and Côte d’Or attempt to incorporate ceasefire in Hershey.
United Continental rose 8.6 percent. The airline company Scott Kirby stationed at the top of the company. Kirby immediately moving from rival American Airlines.
The Potash shares rose 10.8 percent after reports came out that the
Abercrombie & amp.; Fitch
G-III Apparel, owner of the brands Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger, was 20.7 percent after slicing a reduction in turnover and profit forecast. Also clothing chain Abercrombie & amp; Fitch received blows to the stock market after presenting disappointing outlook. The share was 20.3 percent lower.
The price of a barrel of American oil fell 1.2 percent to $ 46.42. Brent was 1.6 percent lower at 48.48 dollars a barrel. The euro was worth 1.1144 dollars against 1.1149 dollars at the close of the European markets


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