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In Depth (Smart Money: Stock Market / Tech Layoffs) #638148

NBC Evening News for Friday, Apr 20, 2001
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(Los Angeles: Tom Brokaw) Stock Market Report.

(NASDAQ: Anne Thompson) The status of the economy amidst hopes that the stock market may be back on the upswing reported; details given of layoffs at Ericsson, Honeywell and Nortel Networks and about the hunt for new jobs. [State Street Global Advisors chief strategist Ned RILEY - says people are looking for any kind of positive news from the market.] [A.G. Edwards chief economist Gary THAYER - compares a slow economy to a slow bicycle.] [Former publishing vice president job hunter Patrick HANSARD - talks about finding the right position.] [Drake Beam Morin, Incorporated president Tom SILVERI - says job hunters will find good jobs.]

Reporter(s):
Brokaw, Tom;
Thompson, Anne
Duration:
00:02:50

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