Markets drift lower as retail gains fail to spark demand
New York, AP. Markets trend downward with the Dow edging lower after a stronger than expected Commerce Department report on July retail activity. Home Depot and Walmart rose on earnings but warned of slower growth ahead. Microsoft and Ciena slid on tech weakness while Johnson & Johnson hit a week high. Overseas markets showed mixed gains led by Germany and France.
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NEW York
Commerce Department
Todd Clark
WK Hambrecht
Standard & Poors
Home Depot
Snee
Cautoning
Wal Mart
Sec
Microsoft
Ciena
Applied Materals
Wall Street
Oigrong
Johnson & Johnson
Ted
New York Stock Exchange
Japan
Isabella's Taverna Brings Spanish Flair Downtown Fredericksburg
Fredericksburg adds Isabella's Taverna and Tapas Bar at 44 N Market St. owned by the Bowers family of Brewer's Alley, offering hot and cold tapas, salads, six entrees, desserts, Spanish wines and beers. Hours vary by day with lunch and dinner service through the week.
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Frederick
Isabella's Taverna
N Market St
Bowers
Brewer's Alley
Isabella's
Spain
Beth Henry
Isabella
Sam Yu
Jaime Bowers
Mary Yinger
N. Market St
Antex Biologics Reports Q2 Net Loss in 2001
Antex Biologics Inc of Gaithersburg reports a net loss of about 1.7 million for the June quarter and 3.9 million for the first six months of 2001. Revenue for quarter one 2001 was around 72 thousand, with R&D costs about 1.1 million, while six-month revenue reached 220 thousand.
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JC. Penney Co
Threemonths. Com
Eckerd Drugstore
Antex Biologics
Antex Biologics Inc
Gaithersburg
Soybean and grain futures slide on mixed weather signals
Futures for soybeans, wheat, corn and livestock slipped as rainier Western Midwest forecasts prompted profit-taking after a six session run of gains. December soybeans dropped to 5.07 a bushel, corn 2.34, oats 1.3414, wheat 2.8414, while cattle and hogs moved modestly.
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Midwest
Workers favor health benefit choices and higher costs
A Watson Wyatt study of 255 large employers and over 10 000 workers across 18 companies finds a majority want more health plan choices and are willing to pay more. 55 percent seek broader medical plan options, 54 percent prefer higher co pays, and 39 percent favor defined contribution plans. Employers warn a voucher system lacks negotiating power and tax effectiveness while urging broader plan options and cost-sharing at service time.
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Watson Wyatt
Cat Phoe’ Ree
Calne
Absourcent
Emers
Roland McDevitt
Richter
Frederick Home Based Business Association Networking Drive
The Frederick Home Based Business Association known as FHBBA invites new members every other month. Founded in 1992, it helps home based business owners network while conducting business and sharing daily experiences. Meetings are the first Wednesday of each month at 7 p.m. at the Holiday Inn on West Patrick Street.
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Frederick
Cvasts
Leslie Barkier
FHBBA
Barkley
Peoce
Fredenck County
Holiday Inn
West Patrick Street
Baughman’s Lane
Bank of America
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News-Post
Penney
Alcoa
Compris
Cat Caus Watere
SunTrust
SunTrust Banks Inc
Ck Market
Frederick Memos Bast
Timothy J. Moore Sr
Financal
Tim-Moore
Rosemont Avenue
Fredenck
USA
Duesdey
New Turk
Bokshravery
Alley Bates
JC Penney
Goa Coma
Coal Sears
Crownnicer Bred Sun Trust Gs
Lasxon Gras Us St Paul
Fech Data
FAM Bancorp
Wilson News-Post
Frederick Motor Company
FORD
FREDERICK’S _FORD STORE
Waverley Drive
Frederick, MD
Wig
Aredenckmetor
Bince
Keeicy
AP Business
Harare
Aly Woners
Fornga Stock Market
Washaal Funsis Report
Sane Mlapheat
Mapr
Econovic Ieicanes
Monroe Street Plaza
Rockale
MD 207
Merber Sipc
Wotfrade Com
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