Bambino curse hits Wall Street
562848
Traders, analysts, managers tired all day as marathon Red Sox, Yankee games keep fans up all night. NEW YORK  - If some traders on Wall Street have seemed a bit groggy lately, it&#39;s simple enough to explain: the Red Sox and the Yankees.
235901
The New York Yankees are comfortably the richest team in baseball. Their $180m annual wage bill is more than double that of most of their counterparts, and they have many of the game&#39;s most luminous stars in their line-up.
753708
This stock will haunt your dreams if it's in your portfolio.
532635
Bee Staff Writer. hanks to all the emotion expended and frustration released by Boston finally shedding &quot;The Curse of the Bambino&quot; and winning a World Series, the dubious quality in baseball&#39;s
458742
There was an eerie echo of the siren song of the 1990Âs economic boom on Wall Street this week.
533537
NEW YORK - In the game of Wall Street musical chairs, one of the biggest seats has just been taken.
611957
To understand the Boston-based high-tech community, it seems you must understand baseball: Bostonians' signature neurosis over being second-best flowers in both arenas. And when financiers and technology executives met recently to talk about creating a climate for Web 2.0 startup success here, they used the language of the operatically accursed, beloved Red Sox, invoking RBI more often than ROI.
395468
Wall Street stocks were mixed yesterday, having pared early losses, after a big fall in profits at Bank of America (NYSE:BAC) added to woes in the financial sector and weighed on investor confidence.
405401
The stock market correction, credit crunch and sub-prime meltdown hit Wall Street where it hurts--their usually big end-of-the-year bonuses.
467063
Mindful that 3-0 leads don&#39;t always hold up, Yankees fans continue to trek to Babe Ruth&#39;s grave in hopes that the Curse of the Bambino will endure.
130945
Wall Street plays the overreacting game; Walgreen and CVS suffer.
289516
Wall Street stocks were mixed on Thursday, after a big fall in profits at Bank of America (NYSE:BAC) added to woes in the financial sector and weighed on investor confidence.
553312
Everyone knows about the Sports Illustrated cover jinx. Does the same misfortune happen to executives who become celebrities? Anecdotally, to be sure. FORBES picked the Charles Schwab Corp. as the company of the year in 2001. Within two years the stock dropped to &#36;7 from &#36;30, and 35% of the employees were on the street.
360125
The Curse of the Bambino may have  ended this year but Babe Ruth proved to have plenty of clout at  the auction table as the bat he used to hit the first homer at  Yankee Stadium sold for $1.265 million on Thursday.
474045
Boston Red Sox owner John Henry&#39;s bet on baseball has paid off big with the team&#39;s first World Series championship since 1918, but his calls in the financial markets haven&#39;t played out as well.
248688
The company's large investments in a new payment service are worrying Wall Street.
442065
Here lies the Curse of the Bambino, born Dec. 26, 1919, the day Red Sox owner Harry Frazee sold Babe Ruth to the Yankees, and died Oct. 27, 2004, the day a group of wild-haired, self-styled Idiots completed