Markets advance on mixed signals as stocks gain
US markets rose amid mixed economic signals with the Dow, Nasdaq, and S&P advancing. Investors cited a May rise in the Conference Board leading indicators and Greenspan testimony while awaiting clearer signs of a durable rebound. Major movers included Ed Lilly, JP Morgan Chase, Caterpillar, and Walmart, with volume at 1.34 billion shares and the Russell 2000 up. Overseas, Nikkei fell, CAC-40 dropped, and FTSE 100 edged higher.
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Frederick hosts inclusionary zoning seminar
Speakers from Montgomery and Loudoun counties discuss affordable housing and how children from low income neighborhoods can perform as well as their wealthier peers. The event highlighted Moderate Price Dwelling Unit programs, affordability targets, and the need to build homes around 90000 dollars to expand opportunities in Frederick County.
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HGS Breaks Ground on 250 Million Rockville Campus
Human Genome Sciences and officials from Maryland and Montgomery County broke ground on a 250 million first phase for a new Rockville research and development campus. The project plans total 1 030 000 square feet across three buildings with a central parking garage and landscaping, located near the existing campus and a nearby 27 acre site.
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Frederick County Bank leases downtown office
Frederick County Bank announces lease of the former FCNB Financial Center at 30 W. Patrick St and plans renovations to create a focal local bank. Chairman N. Burdette cites need to keep deposits local amid consolidation and growth of larger out-of-state institutions.
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Wheat futures tumble on weak demand at CBOT
Wheat futures slid sharply on the Chicago Board of Trade as demand remained weak. July wheat dropped 5 cents to 2.36 a bushel, July corn fell 2 cents to 1.90, and July oats were unchanged at 1.97. August live cattle slipped 0.7 cent to 73.9 cents a pound while August feeder cattle rose 0.3 cent to 32.15 cents.
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Bartlett Receives Eagle Award From ABC
Bartlett receives Eagle Award from ABC for the uninsured estate tax repeal and ergonomic standards. The Frederick County Job Training Agency will present July programs in computers and job search skills. For details call 301-846-255 or visit frederickmd.us/govtista.
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