. >>> thursday's session was one for the record books on wall street as alison kosick tells us. both the dow and s&p helped to lead stocks hires. >> the dow extended the winning streak to seven straight sessions. at close the dow rose 58 points to 13,252, the seventh winning streak for the dow in more than a year the s&p closed up since 2008. first time claims for jobless benefit fell by 14,000. february wholesale prices were driven by energy cost by the jump in inflation was not as much as economists forecast. cisco slipped 1%, the giant agreed to buy nds group, a uk-based video software make near a deal valued at $5 billion. friday, the government releases the consumer price index. that is a wrap of the day on wall street i'm alison kosick at the new york stocks exchange. >>> one other stock to mention from yesterday's trading, goldman sachs wiping out the big resignation from greg smith. this is how futures are looking so far today, for new york, opens in five hours from now. as alison said, big numbers many consumer sentiment very important at the moment will give us an idea

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