Existing home sales rise 4.6 percent in May nationwide
The National Association of Realtors reports May sales of existing single family homes at a 3.61 million seasonally adjusted annual rate, up 4.6 percent from April as prices tick up and mortgage rates dip to a 21-year low. Regional gains occur across the South, Northeast, West, and Midwest amid favorable financing.
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Record FDIC predicts fewest bank failures since 1987
Regulators foresee about 60 to 72 banks failing this year based on an asset total near 10 billion, down from prior forecasts. FDIC chief Andrew Clover warns conditions could worsen if rates move unfavorably, while 22 banks with 2.7 billion in assets failed so far this year.
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European Bank President Attali Quits Amid Spending Row
Jacques Attali resigned as president of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development amid criticism over lavish spending and a London headquarters revamp. The bank faces an internal spending review due by July and the search for a successor will begin after the board acts.
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D and D Safe and Lock Opens New Frederick Location
D and D Safe and Lock expands to Festival of Frederick Shopping Center Prospect Boulevard space for sales and repair of safes locks and related services. Established 1983 as a mobile outfit, shop opened 1985 on North Market Street now employs eight with five service vehicles and offers 24 hour emergency service plus access to fire gun and jewelry safes and master key systems.
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ABI and area schools sign articulation to waive courses
Abbie Business Institute and Fred Erik and Fairfield Area Schools reach an articulation agreement. Fairfield High School students who complete designated keyboarding and accounting classes may exempt from Keyboarding I and Accounting Principles I and pay reduced tuition if they enroll in ABI programs.
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