Oil prices, jobs data eyed as markets slip on weak tech
Stocks drift lower as investors await May employment data and weigh higher oil costs. Intel’s weak mid quarter forecast weighs on tech while OPEC raises output, but traders stay cautious before Friday’s Labor Department report. Dow falls 67 points, Nasdaq and S&P also retreat.
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BRMC opens Occupational Medicine Employee Clinic on campus
Bluefield Regional Medical Center celebrated the grand opening of its Occupational Medicine Employee Clinic in Room 308 of the Professional Building A. The free clinic for employees and families will treat minor and acute conditions such as laryngitis bronchitis hives sprains and allergies and promote preventive care with hours Monday Wednesday Friday 8am to 4pm and Tuesday 8am to 2pm.
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Princeton surgeon elected to national post
Dr. Lee E. Smith, a Princeton facial plastic reconstructive surgeon, was named chair elect of the Federation of State Medical Boards based in Dallas. He serves on the FSMB executive committee and will become chairman in 2005, with roles on the accreditation council and state medical boards. He is a director on the American Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and holds board certifications in reconstructive surgery and otolaryngology.
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May retail sales rebound boosts major chains
Consumers shopped with renewed enthusiasm in May, lifting results for retailers across sectors. Wal-Mart, Costco, Talbots, Saks, and J.C. Penney posted solid gains while Sears posted a larger than expected decline. Analysts saw no inflation signal in May despite higher fuel and food costs.
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Saks Inc
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