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Microsoft and IBM push Dow up, Google falls
“Overall, we're moving in the right direction and it's bolstered the market,” Fantozzi said. “The S&P getting over 1300 this week is a nice sign.” Google lost 8.4 percent after its earnings per share fell a dollar short of analysts' estimates. …
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