1. The biggest drop was for orders from outside the eurozone, which fell 9.9%.

2. The only other time the US fell out of the top three was in 1996.

3. One million copies of the book had been distributed before it fell out of print in the 1950s.

4. German bonds fell as data showed inflation accelerated to the fastest rate since 2013.

5. Corporate profit margins in France fell last year to the lowest since 1985.

6. Stocks fell the first three days of January, the longest stretch to start a year since 2005.

7. The unemployment rate fell to 6.6%.

8. The stock fell as low as $65.54 in extended trading after closing at $74.89.

9. Twitter shares fell 1.7 percent to close Tuesday at $18.33.

10. Sales on Black Friday fell 13.2% from last year, with foot traffic down 11.4%.

11. Shares fell to their lowest since February 2005.

12. Overall, health care stocks fell for the first time since 2008.

13. The Nasdaq index, which is heavy on technology stocks, fell by more than 4%.

14. The only two that fell did so heavily, with financials down 0.8% and energy stocks down 0.9%.

15. Cisco shares fell about 1.5 percent in extended trading, after closing at $25.11.