Dow Jones closes at 36th record of year on gains
Dow Jones Industrial Average ends at 1553.10, up 17.89 to mark the 36th record close this year as investors bet on lower interest rates. Utilities and transportation indexes hit records, NYSE volume around 176 million shares, S and P indices rise amid optimism on Fed easing.
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James River to acquire majority Crown Zellerbach stock
James River Corp plans to spend about 750 million in stock to gain majority ownership of Crown Zellerbach Corp s paper business amid a three way deal that would spin off Crown s forest products and cardboard units into three new companies controlled by Sir James Goldsmith who would also receive about 90 million in cash. A stock broker notes the move fits James River growth strategy and highlights Goldsmith s continuing control of Crown assets.
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Banks appoint two officers in Princeton firm moves
John W. Burdiss is named credit administrator for First Community Bancshares. A Mullens native and WVU finance graduate, he previously led Heritage Bancorp as director and executive vice president. J Quintin Mullins becomes assistant vice president and trust operations officer at First Community Bank after roles in internal auditing and controller work.
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Cautionary Look At Deceptive TV and Appliance Ads
The piece condemns bait and switch tactics used by TV and appliance dealers. It argues price promises often mislead consumers and warns that the true bargain may be a sales ploy steering buyers to more profitable or inferior models.
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