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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 2004

Page

7

Cryptic Market Footnotes From A Fragmented Note

A truncated OCR fragment outlines securities terms such as reverse stock splits, stock dividends, and rights issues. It mentions 62 weeks, 50 percent splits, and a high PE ratio, then references distributions and redemption fees amid unclear context. The readable entities include stock terms and generic market language without a clear event or party.

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Dow rises as inflation data stabilizes market mood

Wall Street extended its rebound for a second day as the Dow climbs 115.63 to 10,300.30, the S&P 500 up 13.05 to 1,123.75, and the Nasdaq 33.67 higher at 1,976.76. The CPI rose 0.3 percent in February, easing fears of further rate hikes and suggesting the Fed may hold rates steady for the year. Analysts see the gains as a relief rally rather than a new long-term uptrend.

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West Virginia sues Applied Card and Cross Country Bank

West Virginia Attorney General Darrell McGraw filed suit in Kanawha County Circuit Court against Cross Country Bank and Applied Card Systems alleging deceptive marketing and abusive debt collection. The action targets low credit lines, hefty fees, and aggressive collection tactics. Defendants include founder Rocco A. Abessinio. Huntington call center cited. The suit seeks injunctions, restitution, civil penalties, and up to 3700 dollars per violation.

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Pentagon to Withhold 300 Million From Halliburton

The Pentagon plans to withhold about 300 million dollars from Halliburton over possible overcharges for meals served to troops in Iraq and Kuwait. Starting next month 15 percent of payments to Halliburton under a multibillion dollar contract for food housing laundry and mail will be withheld. Halliburton and its unit KBR face a criminal probe into misdeeds in Iraq and Kuwait tied to meal overcharges. The letter cites possible substantial overcharges and notes the need to protect government interests. Halliburton has set aside funds to settle allegations and repaid some amounts while maintaining explanations for estimation errors in a war zone.

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