Moneyline (CNN) - 1999-12-22

Name: Moneyline (CNN) - 1999-12-22
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[0:00] change their family for

[0:01] >> view. I'm Judy Woodruff. The moneyline

[0:03] NewsHour is next.

[0:08] [Music]

[0:22] >> Tonight, it's the record runup leaving

[0:24] Wall Street breathless. The NASDAQ

[0:26] Composite nearing 4,000.

[0:29] An abrupt departure at Microsoft. Greg

[0:32] Muffet resigns as chief financial

[0:34] officer of the world's most valuable

[0:36] company.

[0:38] >> How a Wall Street power broker and an

[0:40] X-rated film star caught the

[0:41] government's attention. The trail that

[0:43] led authorities to what they charge is

[0:45] an insider trading scandal.

[0:48] >> And our special new economy series hits

[0:51] Ford Motor Company, putting its assembly

[0:53] lines online. Plus, one town with its

[0:56] share of troubles this decade. and the

[0:58] residents who wonder when the '90s boom

[1:00] will come to their neighborhood.

[1:02] >> That's all you hear when you turn on the

[1:04] TV is is the uh uh the the new economy,

[1:07] but you're not really seeing it. So, I

[1:10] don't I don't you couldn't prove it by

[1:12] me.

[1:18] This is the Money Line NewsHour

[1:20] reporting tonight from New York. Stuart

[1:22] Vney and Willow Bay.

[1:24] >> Good evening and welcome to Moneyline.

[1:26] Bell Atlantic breaks into the

[1:28] long-distance business. We will talk

[1:30] live with CEO Ivan Seidenberg.

[1:32] >> Ah, but first, yes, another historic

[1:34] session on Wall Street. Technology

[1:36] investors did what they do best, buy

[1:39] fueling the NASDAQ and the S&P 500 to

[1:42] all-time highs. This is the NASDAQ's

[1:44] fifth straight record and its 57th for

[1:47] the year. It's all courtesy of a hard

[1:49] charging rally in technology, one that's

[1:51] doubled the NASDAQ's market

[1:52] capitalization in 1999 to $5 trillion.

[1:56] Ronda