Article: MONEY & MARKETS

The market wipes out last week's advance

Stocks fell, erasing last week's advance, as a deteriorating outlook for

corporate earnings and real estate worked against expectations that

the government's efforts to revive the economy will succeed. Bleak

financial news from Toyota and Walgreen offered more evidence that even the

stronger companies are struggling as consumers cut back on spending.

MARKET MOVERS

Chain will grow slower after profit falls

Walgreen Co. said its quarterly

profit fell 10 percent to $408

million, or 41 cents per share,

because of the cost of opening

212 new drugstores. The company

plans to slow store openings

in fiscal 2010 to a rate of 4.5 to 5

percent, with growth of ...

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