Strong Earnings Drive Wall Street Higher

IBTimes 2012-10-17

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Wall Street closed higher on Tuesday after the latest quarterly earnings posted by Goldman Sachs, Johnson & Johnson and others outweighed investor fears about the global economy.

Global shares rose for a second day lifted by positive U.S. earnings and a rise in investor confidence in Germany's economy.

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