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Apple Computer fell $3.86, to $64.95
Oracle rose 12 cents, to $12.69.
Electronic Data Systems rose 20 cents, to $25.71.
Whole Foods Market fell $6.78, to $65.27
Morgan Stanley fell 9 cents, to $61.18. Morgan Stanley installed Zoe Cruz and Robert Scully as co-presidents under chief executive John Mack.
General Motors rose 15 cents, to $22.14. GM announced a sales incentive for its sport-utility vehicles.
Bloomberg News contributed to this report.
Indexes
New York Stock Exchange composite index rose 5.26, to 7980.17.
American Stock Exchange index rose 14.64, to 1831.05.
Russell 2000 index of smaller-company stocks fell 3.00, to 718.16.
Volume
NYSE: 2.47 billion shares, down from 2.49 billion on Wednesday. Advancers narrowly outnumbered decliners.
Nasdaq: 2.35 billion shares, up from 2.21 billion. Decliners outnumbered advancers 6 to 5.
Commodities
Crude oil for March delivery: $62.62, up 7 cents.
Gold for current delivery: $564.50 a troy ounce, up from $550.10 on Wednesday.
