Market Watch July 21 2004 Dow Jones and Nasdaq Figures
Market summary for July 21 2004 shows the Dow Jones Industrial Average at 10046.13 with 729 advances and 2574 declines and 113 new lows. Nasdaq diary lists 759 advances 2320 declines and 392 new lows. Volume totals across exchanges reach about 2.09 billion and 2.07 billion shares respectively.
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Hospital to repave roads and parking areas
Middletown Regional Hospital will repave roadways and parking areas on its McKnight Drive campus. Work runs Fridays 5 p.m. to Sundays 5 p.m. with completion possible by August 15 if weather permits. Bright orange barricades and signs will direct visitors to proper parking areas.
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Middletown Regional Hospital
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Advance Auto Parts opens Middletown store on University
Advance Auto Parts opens a 7,000 square foot Middletown store at 65 N University Blvd today. Company officials cite market conditions growth potential and a large presence of do it yourself mechanics as factors in the location. Frank Frazier to manage the store. he has six years with the company and 26 years in automotive and retail sales.
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Greenspan warns Congress cannot control long term spending
Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said Congress has lost the ability to manage long term budget issues and new mechanisms are needed to prevent future costs from ballooning beyond the nation's ability to pay. He endorsed Bush tax cuts but warned deficits could rise over the next decade.
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Halliburton Charged Government High Price for Gas Imports
A Democratic congressional report states Halliburton charged the government 2.68 dollars per gallon to import gasoline from Kuwait to Iraq, while a U.S. agency performed the same task for 1.57 dollars per gallon, implying a markup during Cheney era.
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Microsoft to Pay Up to 75B to Shareholders Through Dividends
Microsoft plans a one time $3 per share dividend totaling about 32 billion and an up to 30 billion share repurchase over four years, funded from a cash pile above 56 billion. The move aims to placate investor pressure and lift a stagnating stock, with Gates pledging his one time payout to the Gates Foundation.
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Delta CEO says pilots offer not enough to save airline
Delta Air Lines chief Gerald Grinstein calls a 23 percent pay cut proposal from the pilots a foundation for negotiations but insufficient given the carrier’s deteriorating finances. He plans formal talks after reviewing the plan, while analysts say the concession must rise close to 50 percent to meet Delta’s needs. Cox News Service.
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Jim Higgins
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