Credit cards, investment banking and running shoes are coming to the world’s most recognisable stock market benchmark, reflecting the shift in the US economy from industry to services and consumer goods.
Visa, Goldman Sachs and Nike, three major companies with high equity prices, are joining the Dow Jones Industrial Average, the select group of 30 companies that form one of America’s most well-known stock benchmarks.
The trio replace Alcoa, Bank of America and Hewlett-Packard, marking a trend away from commodities, commercial banking and technology.
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