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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 2003

Page

6

Stocks pull back as investors take profits after gains

Prices slip for a second day as Greenspan cites a mixed economy and investors weigh earnings reports. Major indices fall with the Dow at 9094.59, Nasdaq 1747.97, and S P 500 at 994.09 as profits are taken and outlooks temper optimism.

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Prices and factory output rise fuel hope for revival

Consumer prices rose 0.2 percent in June after declines in April and May, easing deflation fears. Federal Reserve data show factory output up 0.4 percent in June, led by autos, home electronics, furniture, and chemicals, marking the best manufacturing gain since January and fueling optimism for noninflationary growth.

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Mayland Charts CPI Shifts From ClearView Economics

Mayland, president of ClearView Economics, analyzes month to month changes in the Consumer Price Index. The report references the Bureau of Labor Statistics CPI figures and notes links to industrial production data from the Federal Reserve.

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Citigroup names successor to Weill as CEO Prince chosen

Citigroup chairman Sanford Weill announced Wednesday he will relinquish the chief executive role while remaining chairman until the 2006 annual meeting. Charles O. Prince, 53, will become CEO by year end as the bank faces probes into conflicts of interest and a $400 million penalty for its Smith Barney unit.

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Postal Service urged to close offices and reform pricing

A presidential commission urges closing money losing post offices, with many in small towns, and expanding nontraditional mail services in malls banks and groceries. It backs flexible rates but rejects privatization, and calls for local input on closings and consolidations while exploring real estate sales or donations.

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