Stocks edge higher on U S markets led by Dow gain
The Dow rose 21.47 to 2934.48 as advancing issues outnumbered declines about 3 to 1 in NYSE trading. Volume on the Big Board reached 155.99 million shares at 4 p.m. EDT, with 7.24 million more after hours. NYSE composite up 1.40 to 204.54. S&P indexes and Nasdaq up as well. In Tokyo, Nikkei fell 223.35 points as brokers faced a scandal. The dollar traded around 138.65 yen.
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Consumer spending up as jobless claims fall
Washington reports May consumer spending rose 1.1 percent with personal incomes up 0.5 percent, signaling early recovery. Unemployment claims in mid June totaled 431,000, 17,000 fewer than the prior week, while benefit recipients fell to 3.5 million.
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FCNB Logo Change Announcement on June 1
On June 1 the FCNB brand reveals a new logo while affirming continuity. The message emphasizes the same team, spirit, and commitment to service behind the change and reassures customers they remain the same organization with the same values.
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