Saudi Arabia's benchmark Tadawul All-Share Index saw a significant setback on Monday, passing through a lean session of 0.85 percent and trimming back the 11,000-mark. The index closed at 10,932.73 points. The index making lower support levels plunged to a maximum of 116 points. Its year-to-date return still remained over twenty-eight percent. All market cap indices logged a negative change. Most of the sector indices finished to the downside, trimming an aggregate of 884 points. Banks & Financial Services sector posted the largest losses, shedding 353 points or 1.51 percent to close at 23,122.37. Saudi Hollandi Bank and Bank AlBilad were major decliners in this sector, each going down by 3.2 percent. Cement sector followed banking, reducing by 1.21 percent to 8,587.77. On the positive side, Hotel & Tourism sector rose 1.15 percent to close at 24,723.26. Top ten heavyweights slipped from previous days level, with Kingdom Holding dipping by 2.21 percent, Al-Rajhi Bank 1.78 and Samba Financial Group 1.32 percent. The market breadth confirmed a bearish momentum, with 38 stocks witnessing advances and 104 others marking a decline. Saudi Transport and Investment Company (Mubarrad) showing excessive losses of 5.7 percent became the major decliner at Tadawul, closing the day at SR49.77. On the other hand, Al-Alamiya for Cooperative Insurance came out as key gainer, reflecting an increment of SR5.64 or 5.15 percent. Aldrees Petroleum & Transport Services Co. was another significant gainer, which surged 2.68 percent. The company volume went 4.6 times high over its 50-day average, closing at SR61.19. Furthermore, Dar Al-Arkan Real Estate topped the volume chart, liquidating 35.3 million shares and contributing 12.1 percent to the overall market volume. Tadawul volume went slightly down by six percent and traded 292.4 million shares as compared to previous days 311.4 million shares. The value of these shares totaled SR9.9 billion, an increase of 9.5 percent over the 50-day average level.

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The Cathedral High School community was mourning the death of a student Friday and suicide prevention experts were urging anyone thinking of taking their own life to reach out for help.

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Casey Blake, cblake@citizen-times.com 9:21 p.m. EDT September 13, 2014

#WhyIStayed, #WhyILeft

The insightful, deeply human conversation surrounding the #WhyIStayed tweets this week is truly Twitter at its finest a way for the volume of personal experiences to actually tell a story and teach us something.

After a video was released of NFL player Ray Rice assaulting his then-fiance (now wife) in an elevator, a widespread social media conversation surrounding "Why would she marry him after that?" began.

But within hours, the #WhyIStayed hashtag was started with the intention of exposing what abuse victims go through, and why leaving is more complicated than just walking out the door.

Typically these national social media trends take some to time reach our mountains but the local response on this one was immediate and powerful.

Dozens of local men and women weighed in, adding both #WhyIStayed and #WhyILeft sentiments. Here are a few of the local remarks.

"#WhyIStayed I was made to believe I didn't have a choice #WhyILeft I wanted to live."

"Because he made me believe using substances would bring us closer. #WhyIStayed"

"#Whyistayed I thought sticking it out through the verbal attacks was "love is patient" - it's not."

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Mumbai, Sept 15:

The Sensex and the Nifty were trading down by nearly 0.7 per cent on heavy selling by funds and retail investors due to weak industrial production data and weak Asian cues.

Brokers said selling pressure emerged as the countrys industrial production growth slowed to a four-month low of 0.5 per cent in July but easing retail inflation to 7.8 per cent in August from 7.96 per cent in July, restricted the fall.

Rajesh Agarwal, Head-Research Eastern Financiers said in a report: "The markets are expected to start the week on a subdued note on the back of weak IIP data declared during the week-end. Although Consumer Price Index (CPI) was at a comfortable zone, markets would be keenly watching the Wholesale Price Inflation (WPI) data for August scheduled to be released on Monday. Further, stock-specific action could be seen after second instalment of advance tax payments by corporates start trickling in.''

At 11.30 a.m., the 30-share BSE index Sensex was trading down 196.51 points at 26,864.53 and the 50-share NSE index Nifty was trading down 53.8 points at 8,051.70.

Barring healthcare, all other BSE sectoral indices were trading in the red. Among them, metal, capital goods and oil & gas indices fell the most by 1.25 per cent, 0.71 per cent and 0.71 per cent, respectively. Only healthcare index was up 0.6 per cent.

Asian stocks stumbled to their lowest in five weeks on Monday after a batch of weak data out of China raised the spectre of a sharp slowdown in the world's second-biggest economy.

The Australian dollar, considered a liquid proxy for China plays, also took a hammering and slumped to a six-month low.

MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan dipped 0.8 per cent to the levels last seen on August 8. The index has fallen almost 4 per cent in a little over a week, from a near seven-year peak.

Australia's S&P/ASX 200 index shed 0.7 per cent, South Korea's Kospi fell 0.3 per cent and Hong Kong's Hang Seng slid 1.1 per cent. Mainland Chinese shares were 0.6 per cent lower.

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Larry Hogan in August (left) and Larry Hogan in March (right). (Baltimore Sun photos / September 13, 2014)

11:16 a.m. EDT, September 13, 2014

The campaign trail has been kind to Larry Hogan's waistline.

The Republican nominee for governor has managed to shed at least 25 pounds this year as he has hit the pavement, knocking on doors and running yes, running down parade routes, campaign aides said.

"I'm on my feet running around," Hogan said. "You burn a lot of calories."

For evidence of the fitter and trimmer Hogan, look no further than his face, which has slimmed significantly since the 58-year-old Annapolis businessman declared his candidacy in January. On the Fourth of July alone, Hogan said, he participated in nine different parades. "I was jogging in most of them. I must have covered 20 miles."

Aides said the grueling campaign schedule helped Hogan slim down this year, but the candidate also has been making better diet choices sometimes. In August, after buying himself bag of caramel corn as he toured the Ocean City boardwalk with reporters, he munched only a few kernels before handing the stash to his wife, Yumi, for safekeeping. On Friday, though, he said he just couldn't help himself when the Maryland Municipal League served chocolate cake at its conference.

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