Stocks of Local Interest Review in Past Weeks
Market summary notes asset movements with low price volatility and modest gains. It highlights U.S. and Canadian stock activity, recent splits of at least fifty percent, and price declines over the previous year with limited turning points noted.
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U.S
Dow Nears 10000 as Terror Fears Shake Markets
Wall Street extended its losses as investors grew unsettled by terrorism worries and Middle East tensions. The Dow fell 121.85 to 10064.75, its fifth triple digit drop in nine sessions, while the S P 500 declined to 1095.44 and the Nasdaq 1909.91.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow Jones
Dow
Dow Transportation
Dow Utilities
Nyse Composite
S&p
Russell
Wilshire
Ricards
Barryrgh
PainCaren
Terra
Yamanawt
SigaTech
Vestalics
GamSkgn
M-Wave
Amerons
Scolin
Somisth
Icts Inti
StewSter
Bvbc Pf
Napco
WinDix
Avalon
US Oncol
Movado
Sced Pic
AdvSemi
iShTaiwan
MicrFit
Taiwan
Emcore
UtdMicro
eMagin
Autron
Cognitrn
Ntwre
VisualNet
Colmbus
XOMA
Lucent
GenElec
Pfizer
Djia Diam
JDS Umiph
Motorola
Oracle
TaiwSemi
Ishj
Texinst
SunMicro
TimeWarn
ApidMat
Boal
Siriuss
Citigrp
JaprNtw
Delline
New York
Wall Street
Hamas
Hamaas
Israel
United States
Middle East
Peter Dunny
Wall Street Access
Standard & Poor
Financing workshop aids small businesses in Charleston
The SBA and West Virginia Minority Development Center host a financing opportunities workshop at Tiskelwah Community Center in Charleston on Thursday. Bank rep Sue Malone will take on site loan applications for up to 15000 with no collateral or tax returns required. Loans run seven years with a 475 packaging fee and 100 documentation fee. prime rate plus 4.75 percent interest. Contact Marsha Hopkins or Bill Durham for details.
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Harleston
U.S. Small Business Administration
West Virginia Minority Business Development Center
Tiskelwah
Charleston
Sue Malone
Marsha Hopkins
Bill Durham
Dennis Yena
Dyena
Bottonline.com
Treasury says O'Neill received 140 unclassified docs later flagged
The Treasury inspector general found 140 government documents given to former Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill should have been marked classified. No laws were broken, but the handling of sensitive materials by Treasury needed overhaul.
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Treasury
Paul O’neill
Washington
Bush
Treasury Department
Inspector General
Jeffrey Rush Jr
Associated Press
O’neill
Rob Nichols
John Snow
Department
Nichols
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