F&M Bancorp honors 4 associates with SUAK awards
F and M Bancorp held its annual SUAK awards at the Weinberg Center Frederick honoring four associates for leadership service and customer focus. Maureen McCollum received the Benjamin L. Shuff Award. Judy Raidt earned Best-of-the-Best. Kelli Lawrence won the Helping Hands Award. Elizabeth Ferara was Rookie of the Year. David O Berry received the President's Driving Force Award. Additional awards named include FORCE and Divisional Sales Support honors and notes on related staff and events.
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Benjamin I.shuff
Helping Hands
Faye Cannon
Ms. McCollum
Judy Raidt
Classic Mortgage
Ms. Raidt
Kelli Lawrence
Dual Highway
Home Federal Savings Bank
Ms. Lawrence
Washington County
Maryland
Mountain Green
Antietam
Big Brothers Big Sisters
American Red Cross
Elizabeth Ferara
F&m
Avid O'Berry
F&m Bancorp
David O'Berry
Jeff Hooten
Pat Mayer
F@M Bancorp
Hagerstown
Maureen McCollum
Divisional Savings Awards Presented by F M Bancorp
F&M Bancorp awards for Divisional Savings Achievement and Sales Recognition were given to staff across branches and offices. Recipients include Dick Hemp at New Market, Jackie Bello at Citizens, Dan West in commercial lending Gaithersburg MarketPlace, Ric Buchanan at Keller Stonebroker Insurance, Ned Revevage of The Investment Center, and Steve Heine and Faye Cannon among executives.
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F&m Bancorp
F.O.R.C.E
Kevin Haymaker
Stacey Keilholtz
Thurmont
Austin Pearce
Citizens
Jeff Hooton
Pat Mayer
Steve Heine
Faye Cannon
Dave Stauffer
Front Row
Stacey Collins
Alma Boyer
Jimmy Reeder
Dick Hemp
New Market
Jackie Bello
Ric Buchanan
Keller Stonebroker Insurance
Dan West
Gaithersburg
Citizens Community
Ned Revevage
the Investment Center
Keiler
Major markets fall as HP warns on growth and banks weigh on stocks
Wall Street slipped after Hewlett-Packard signaled flat to down revenue for Q3 amid a broader tech slowdown. The Dow fell 105.6 to 11,070.2 while the Nasdaq dropped 15.92 to 2217.74 and the S&P 500 declined 15.54 to 1,270.03. Analysts warned of weak earnings ahead as banks, oil and steel shares retreat. Overseas markets were mixed with Japan down slightly and European indices retreating about 0.8 percent. In Chicago, soybean futures surged on crop weather fears with corn and wheat also rising.
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New York
Hewlett-Packard
Wall Street
Standard & Poor
Carly Fiorina
United States
Europe
Dell Computer
Cisco Systems
Arthur Hogan
Jefferies & Co
H-P News
Bank One
UBS Warburg
P Morgan Chase
Securities and Exchange Committee
Alan Ackerman
Fahnestock & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Japan
Britain
France
Germany
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Foreign investment hits record amid three-year surge
The Commerce Department reports foreign direct investment in the United States reached a record $320.4 billion in the year, with three straight years of growth. Europe supplied most funds totaling $244.7 billion, led by Britain at $107.7 billion, while Canada and Japan also contributed large sums to U.S. acquisitions in manufacturing, information, and electronics sectors.
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Commerce
Lys
Turer
U.S
Commerce Department
Todd Malan
Organization For International Investment
Netherlands
France
Switzerland
Germany
Europe
Canada
Latin America
Western Hemisphere
Asia and Pacific
Japan
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Mamie
Medlin
Hank Amertos
Prater
Guntec
Jcpenney
Cy Corp
Potom
Suntrast
Bawon SY
St. Paul Sty
Tech Data
B&m Bancorp
Mien
Birst United
US Airways
Uotes
Ade
Daly Wirweers
Monroe Street Plaza
Rockville
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Tena Bs
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