Market Watch July 21 2005 Dow Jones Industrials
Market data from July 21 2005 shows Dow Jones at 10627.77 with a 61.38 drop. Nasdaq diary lists 1115 advances and 1901 declines with 157 unchanged. overall market volume about 4.19 billion shares traded.
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Congress Orders IRS to Halt Closure of 68 Help Centers
Congress urged the Internal Revenue Service to delay closing 68 taxpayer help centers until independent auditors assess the impact on taxpayers. Lawmakers, in separate spending bills, warned the move could be penny-wise and pound-foolish and directed a delay pending study.
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Trade plan costs U S taxpayers $50 million yearly
Washington reports the Bush administration’s free trade pact with Central America would trigger about 50 million dollars annually in loan forfeitures by sugar farmers, per the Congressional Budget Office. An administration official called the estimate unrealistic and said sugar provisions would incur virtually no cost.
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Wall Street Drops as London Attacks Dampen Traders
Wall Street slipped after fresh attacks in London unsettled investors despite strong earnings and a positive view of China's currency revaluation. The Dow fell 61.38 to 10,627.77, S&P 500 down 8.16 to 1,227.04, and Nasdaq off 9.97 to 2,178.60 while US bonds sold off and the dollar weakened. Labor claims fell to 303,000, oil declined to 57.13, and gold held steady as markets priced in the news.
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Equity to manage Middletown East End physicians office building
Worthington based Equity will build develop and manage the East End physicians office as part of Middletown Regional Hospital’s 200 acre health and technology campus northeast of Ohio 122 and Union Road. The 750000 square foot hospital replacement aims to open late 2007 or early 2008 with 30000 square feet reserved for hospital admin use.
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