Published: 23 Feb 1999 16:18 GMT
Dow Jones & Co. said late Monday it has created an index to track 40 important Internet stocks. The index consists of a 15-stock average that will track e-commerce companies and a 25-stock indicator that will follow online service-related firms.
The index closed at 180.19 points Monday.
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