(External) As Americans shrug off mad cow, so does Wall St.
2004-01-14
Investor concerns that consumers would shun beef after last month's discovery of the first U.S. case of mad cow disease appear to have evaporated as shares of steakhouses and hamburger chains have snapped back to their previous levels.
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