Market Watch Feb 24 2005 Dow Jones Up and Nasdaq Mixed
Market data show Dow Jones Industrials at 10 748 79 up 75.00 points while Nasdaq composite sits at 2 051 70 with a small rise of 20 45. S and P 500 remains near 1 200 20 as NYSE diary notes advance 2 267 and declines 1 068 with 191 unchanged. Nasdaq volume totals 1 900 443 780 with advances 1 905 new highs 1 216 and new lows 65.
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Dayton Hospice earns gold seal of approval
Hospice of Dayton, Inc. has earned the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Health Care Organizations gold seal of approval for a three year period ending 2008. President and CEO Deborah Dailey said the accreditation shows commitment to patient safety and quality care.
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UPS to Close Dayton Hub in 2006
UPS will shutter its heavy freight sorting hub at Dayton International Airport in 2006, eliminating about 1,400 jobs. A new cargo hub for items over 150 pounds will be built at another UPS facility to boost efficiency, spokesman Norman Black said. The Dayton hub has operated since December 20 after UPS bought it from Menlo Worldwide Forwarding for $150 million.
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Common Sense Key to Stopping ID Theft for Seniors
State investigator David Kessler told Middletown seniors that preventing identity theft hinges on simple steps. He called crimes against seniors an epidemic and urged precautions like screening unfamiliar callers, storing cash in a bank, limiting home access, and using a dedicated low balance credit card for online shopping.
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Interscope expands to Brussum Netherlands site
Interscope Manufacturing Inc plans an outpost in Brussum in the southeast Netherlands to expand its consumer goods manufacturing equipment business. The site opens between April and June with initial staff of two and Dutch temporary hires, part of a broader European growth aided by a 2003 tax abatement and prior Procter & Gamble minority supplier recognition.
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Ridge joins Home Depot board in shift to growth
ATLANTA Former Homeland Security Secretary and Pennsylvania Governor Tom Ridge was named to Home Depot’s board, replacing Roger Penske who steps down at term end in May. Ridge, 59, is seen boosting the retailer’s strategic direction as it expands toward China, with CEO Bob Nardelli a noted Republican backer.
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