Wall Street off five-year highs, Boeing weighs
NEW YORK (Reuters) – U. S. stocks fell off five-year highs on Wednesday as concerns about global economic growth offset strong bank results and shares of Boeing weighed on the Dow after two Japanese airlines grounded their Dreamliner fleets. Goldman Sachs shares hit an 18-month high as its earnings nearly tripled on increased revenue from dealmaking and lower compensation expenses, while JPMorgan Chase said fourth-quarter net income jumped 53 percent and earnings for 2012 set a record. JPMorgan shares were last down 0. 8 percent at $46 and Goldman added 2 percent to $138. 26. . . .
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