Investors were watching developments in the Mideast. They were also considering company earnings reports. The US stock market had a decline on Thursday.
This came after a positive start earlier in the week. Further information on this topic can be found in the Waco Tribune-Herald, which reported on the events from New York. Details are available from this source for those looking for more information.
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