Stock market recovers to clear above four thousand
NY stocks jump as the Dow closes at 4011.05 up 22.48 near the all time high, supported by takeover chatter and bond market resilience. Barings crisis tremors fade amid tech buyouts and easing inflation signals while Tokyo and Hong Kong bounce.
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Terms for long distance entry under antitrust plan
The Justice Department outlined three conditions for supporting local telephone companies entering long distance: open local markets to competition, prove actual local competition, and apply competitive safeguards. Officials note no state meets all tests yet, calling it slow and difficult even as some push for reform and Congress to act.
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Frederick area executives expect payroll rise in Q2 1995
Manpower Inc reports a Frederick survey of business executives showing 47 percent plan to increase payrolls in the second quarter of 1995, 3 percent expect cuts, 47 percent will keep staffing levels, and 3 percent are uncertain.
Stocks of area interest on Tuesday February 28 1995
Dow Jones Industrial stood at 4011.05 down 22.48. Trading volume reached 8 770 000 shares. Gold closed at 376 35. The brief market update lists key indices and commodity price levels for the period.
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Executive assistant joins Long & Foster Frederick team
Pam Keeney, recently aligned with Long & Foster Realtors Frederick as executive assistant to top producer Diane Marsden, brings a business administration degree from Frederick Community College and a 1986 Gov. Thomas Johnson High School graduate background. She lives in Wolfsville with husband Jake Keeney, Northcraft Signs owner.
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Crown Central Posts 1994 Losses Amid Tight Gasoline Competition
Crown Central Petroleum Corp reports a 1994 annual loss of 35.4 million and a 105 million fourth quarter deficit. Officials cite fierce gasoline wholesaling competition and refinery underperformance. Spokesman notes 357 stations are profitable but insufficient to offset Texas refinery declines. Flooding and fuel clean-burn rules contributed marginally.
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