What happened on February 24, 1995?

Headlines from February 24, 1995

• 📈 Dow Breaks 4,000 – The Dow Jones industrial average closed above 4,000 for the first time, signaling a potential economic recovery.
• 🇺🇸 Clinton Opposes Quebec – President Clinton signals U.S. preference for Canadian unity ahead of Quebec's sovereignty referendum.
• 💼 VW Invests in Brazil – Volkswagen announces a $2.5 billion investment in Brazil to double vehicle production and establish a truck factory.
• 🏛️ Truce in Desegregation – A six-month truce is declared in the costly Kansas City desegregation battle, saving the state over $20 million.
• 📚 James Herriot Dies – James Herriot, beloved author of animal stories, passes away at 78, leaving a legacy of charm and compassion.
• 🎭 Comedie-Francaise Returns – After a $12 million renovation, the Comedie-Francaise theater in Paris reopens, showcasing its competitive spirit.
• ⚖️ Panel Approves Lawsuit Limits – House Judiciary Committee approves legislation to set federal standards and limits on product-injury lawsuits.
• 📈 Unitel Cuts Jobs – Unitel Communications announces plans to cut 950 jobs as part of a restructuring effort to reduce costs.
• 🏦 Nationsbank Mortgage Deal – Nationsbank agrees to pay $500 million for the right to service $25 billion in mortgages from Keycorp.
• 📉 Japan Stocks Decline – Japanese stock prices fall sharply, with the Nikkei index hitting a 13-month low amid economic concerns.