Handover rally fizzles amid Iraq transfer and Fed watch
Investors dampened by economic uncertainty after a peaceful Iraq power handover. stocks slipped modestly as traders awaited the Federal Reserve decision. Dow fell 14.75 to 10,357. S&P 500 slipped 0.1 percent and Nasdaq down 0.3 percent amid upweek optimism. Consumer spending rose 1 percent in May with incomes up 0.6 percent, fueling inflation fears.
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West Virginia towns map future growth via high tech corridor program
U S Rural Utilities Service Administrator Hilda Gay Legg urged interdependence for rural growth at a statewide virtual economic development town hall. The Nick J. Rahall II High Technology Corridors Program coordinates private public efforts to boost southern West Virginia through information technology and telecom networks. Local leaders from 11 counties, including Bluefield, shaped priorities with speakers such as Congressman Rahall, Bobby Lewis, and foundation representatives.
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