SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) � General Electric Co. and Bank of America Corp. were active in late trading Friday after U.S. stocks closed down for the week.
Click to Play Stocks drop on concerns over GreeceStocks fall as concerns over whether Greece will be able to receive bailout funds prompts a pullback. Photo: AP
General Electric GE �edged up 0.1%, bouncing back from a 1.3% decline in regular hours. GE�s board of directors on Friday declared a quarterly dividend of 17 cents a share.
Bank of America BAC also recovered from losses in regular trading to add 0.3%. Bank of America was among the several large banks that reached a $26 billion mortgage settlement with the U.S. government on Thursday.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA , the Standard & Poor�s 500 SPX �and the Nasdaq Composite COMP �all retreated for the week as worries about Greece�s financial crisis re-emerged. Read MarketWatch�s stock market review �
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