The figures released late Thursday were stunning, showing sharp declines for the final week of April.

The report showed a 1.4 percent rise in retail sales for the week.

But Dana bonds showed little change for the week.

Ratings for those programs also showed increases for the week.

A separate report showed an increase for the week in first-time claims for state unemployment benefits.

But the average showed a loss for the week of 11.31.

All he has to show for the week is his Screen Actors Guild card.

Predictably, business advocates show little enthusiasm for the shorter week if it means higher labor costs.

Stocks slipped yesterday, their third consecutive decline, leaving the Dow Jones industrial average with little to show for the week.

Yields for certificates of deposit and bank money market accounts continued to show strong gains for the week ended yesterday.