Wall Street recovers slightly as GE fights claims of enormous fraud
Meanwhile, US consumer retail shows signs of health.
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As the three major US stock indexes try to pick up steep losses this week, Wall Street heavyweight GE’s share price tanked after a whistleblower called it a “bigger fraud than Enron.”
Stocks were rising again overnight, making back some of the losses in yesterday’s session, led by retail
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Wall Street recovers slightly as GE fights claims of enormous fraud
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