Dow tops 4500 on Friday as volume soars
The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbs to 4510.79, surpassing 4500 for the first time, as heavy volume on the NYSE signals renewed investor interest amid triple witching. Michigan sentiment rises to 92.3 for June, easing worries of a sharp economy slowdown and boosting big caps.
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New York Stock Exchange
A. Marshall Acuff
Smith Barney
University of Michigan
Dow Jones
Weah New York
AllgPwr
Alpha Ind
Altimax
Avemco
Balt GE
Beil Atl
BioWhittaker
Black Dr
Citizens Bank
CSX Corp
Coca Cola
Comsat
Cap
Crown Amer
Exxon
Fcnb Corp
Asx F&m Banco
Ask First Unite
Giant Foods
Market mixed as rates stay tame amid stock gains
Banking shares mostly slipped while technology issues led advances. Time Warner rose, Small-company stocks gained on weak data, and major indexes moved with mixed results as rate expectations remained supportive for equities.
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Weeden & Co
Bankers Trust
J.P. Morgan
Citicorp
Home Depot
New York Stock Exchange
Bear Stearns
Prudential Securities
Time Warner
Senate
Cable
Grammers
Acuff
Microsoft
Standard
Goldstein Named Bank COO at First Bank of Frederick
Jacob H. Jack Goldstein named chief operating officer and executive vice president at First Bank of Frederick. He will oversee loan functions and take on marketing, human resources and operations while remaining in Frederick County. He joined the bank in 1992 and serves on multiple community boards.
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Jacob H
Jack” Goldstein
First Bank of Frederick
Mr. Goldstein
First Bank
York College
Pennsylvania
Stonier Graduate School of Banking
University of Delaware
Goldstein
Myersville
Jacki
Rotary Club of
Carroll Creek
Boy Scouts of America
Francis Scott Key
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick County
South Central Chap
Ter
Robert Morris Associates
American Heart Association
YMCA
United Way
U.S. Small Business Administration
Mid-Atlantic Business Finance Co
Former Baltimore banker forms new small bank company
Edwin F. Hale Sr. breaks the trend of large bank purchases by forming a new company after gaining control of the former Maryland Bank Corp. The Federal Reserve Board and Maryland Bank Commissioner approve the purchase and the entity will be renamed First Mariner Bancorp.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Baltimore Bancorp
Edwin F. Hale
Welty Named President of Miles & Stockbridge Firm
Joseph Welty, managing principal of the Frederick office, becomes president of the Baltimore based Miles & Stockbridge law firm. With over 20 years in private practice, he joined in 1987 after a merger and will oversee day to day management and a firm wide reorganization across eight offices in Maryland Virginia and Washington DC.
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Maryland
Virginia
Washington, DC
Family chiropractor Dr Robert Staley opens Frederick center
Dr Robert Staley relocates the Family Chiropractic Center to Prospect Boulevard and Pearl Street in Frederick after moving from Walkersville. He treats infants to seniors with quick visits and gentle adjustments, offering X ray and physiotherapy, alongside conservative therapies for back, neck, and limb pains. Appointments run Monday through Saturday. call 695 5332.
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Prospect Boulevard
Pearl Street
Frederick
Robert Staley
Karen Staley
Linda Rice
Susan Gee
Staley
National Chiropractic
Walkersville
Maryland magazine sold to Baltimore professionals
Maryland magazine changes ownership as Michael C. Hodes and Charles J. Nabit acquire the publication for an undisclosed price. Gerry Hartung remains as consultant while Hartung and Scott Weber focus on Physician's Practice Digest. The publication, based at 100 S. Charles St. Baltimore, may shift to monthly and broaden its outreach.
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Baltimore
Magazine Works
Michael C. Hodes
Charles J. Nabit
Gerry Hartung
Hartung
Scott Weber
Magazine
Maryland Magazine
M. Hirsh Goldberg
Hodes
S. Charles St
Crown Cork to buy Carnaud Metalbox for 5.2 billion
Crown Cork & Seal Co says it will acquire Paris based Carnaud Metalbox in a 5.2 billion deal creating a top North American and European packaging group. The merger targets about 10 billion in combined sales with products from paint cans to aerosol containers and plastic beverage bottles.
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Crown Cork & Seal Co
Carnaud Metalbox
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Family Chiropractic Center
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