BB T promotes Alvis to banking officer in Bluefield
Barbara A. Alvis, a 1990 hire and business banker, rises to banking officer at BB&T. Based at 1439 Main St, she is a Princeton resident, Athens native, and Concord College accounting graduate with ties to Rotary Club of Bluefield and Serena United Methodist Church. The article also notes two local chamber events and a QuickBooks seminar in Institute.
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Mercer County Chamber of Commerce
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West Virginia Small Business Development Center
Charleston
West Virginia State Community and Technical College
West Virginia State Community College
Cole Complex
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Euro pull shifts favor to Europe over United States
The euro zone attracts more foreign investment than the United States, reversing the usual trend. Morgan Stanley notes a year of higher euro investment, weakening the dollar and slowing U.S. growth. Foreign ownership of Treasuries and corporate debt rises, while U.S. stock losses and scandals dampen appeal.
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Bland Street Auto Service opens in Bluefield
Bland Street Auto Service opens at 1810 Bland Street branding as the only full service station in Bluefield. Owner Joseph Naylor says the facility offers maintenance, exhausts, diagnostics, brakes and alignment with three former Penske staff. It is affiliated with American Car Care Centers and offers full gas service with shuttle for upkeep.
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First Community Bank promotes three in Trust and Financial Services
First Community Bank announces promotions for three employees in the Trust and Financial Services Division Diana Coulthard Joe Keatley and Shirley Overbay to Assistant Vice President Coulthard a 16 year veteran manages personal trusts estates and corporate accounts She holds degrees from Radford Campbell University and Northwestern and is a Certified Counselor and Certified Trust and Financial Advisor Keatley Trust Investment Officer holds a finance degree from Concord College a Series 7 license and Campbell University training Overbay Employee Benefits Officer has a CPA and Certified Retirement Services Professional credential She resides in Tazewell VA with her husband. In Princeton Operations Center Rita Sayer Dee Steele and Charles Asbury receive promotions Sayer to Operations Manager Steele to Workflow Coordinator and Asbury to Day One Manager.
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Campbell University
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Northwestern University
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Concord College
National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
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Rita Sayer
Dee Steele
Charles Asbury
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First Community
Princeton Episcopal Church
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Fed worries of too low inflation signal deflation risk
Dennis Yena notes the Fed Open Market Committee may see slower growth and a dim employment outlook with a possible but unlikely fall in inflation. The piece explains deflation risks, Japan’s experience, and the unsettling mix of low inflation alongside weak price increases despite rising costs.
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