Cautious investors lift markets in cautious session
Caution dominated trading as investors bought small amounts of black chips while cashing in profits. The Dow dipped slightly after a strong month while the Nasdaq fell and the S&P 500 slipped marginally as tech shares varied and inventories rose signaling a potential end to the recession.
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Frederick Sport and Spine Clinic Introduces SwimEx Pool
Frederick Sport and Spine Clinic debuts a state of the art SwimEx aquatic therapy pool. Owner Mark Adurno notes water’s benefits for circulation swelling and pain and says ACL rehab can begin earlier. Ginny Slandhart confirms the pool supports academic and pro teams like the Ravens and Navy. The unit features a paddlewheel propulsion system delivering current up to 6.5 miles per hour and multiple workstations.
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Florida firm opens Mugravia office to serve mid Atlantic
MuniSys Ice a Daytona Beach based low voltage wiring design firm announced an new Mugravia office to serve customers in the mid Atlantic region. Tony Lesgion from Frederick County will head the new office. The company leads in electronic infrastructure and designed the Net worked Apartment Networked Apartment Communications Gateway and the TechApartment Hating System.
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Home and School Connection opens at Frederick Crossing
Amy Huffman, a home schooling mother and business owner, opened the Home and School Connection store at Frederick Crossing after earlier success in Hagerstown. The shop offers educational products for children and teachers, plus seminars for homeschoolers, drawing customers from multiple counties and states. The store hours are 9 am to 6 pm Monday through Saturday with a 31-293-0001 contact.
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Home and School Connection
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Amy Huffman
Hagerstown
Priyide
Ms. Huffman
Washington
Wattimores
Montgomery
Carroll
Inflation Edges Up Wholesale Prices 0.2 Percent in February
February producer price index rose 0.2 percent led by higher energy and food costs. Core rate held flat as energy volatility eased, while 12 month wholesale decline sits at 2.6 percent. Gasoline, heating oil, and fuel costs boosted energy, dairy and vegetables lifted food, and new car prices slipped. Wheat soybeans and corn markets rallied on disease scare relief and weather outlooks.
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Toyota Recall Affects 273743 4WD SUVs
Toyota recalls 273,743 four wheel drive sport utility vehicles due to a handling defect when overloaded and making hard turns. Toyota spokesman Jobe Hanson says the issue was found in testing and not reported on roads. The recall covers 1996 1998 model years and is overseen by federal safety regulators.
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Toyota
Jobe Hanson
Bir Hanson
Land Rover Recalls 1999–2001 Discovery SUVs for Brake and Accelerator Risks
The recall covers 33,505 Land Rover Discovery models from 1999 to 2001 due to potential antilock brake malfunctions causing longer stopping distances. An additional 9,420 vehicles from 2002 may suffer accelerator cable strand breakage increasing crash risk. Dealers will inspect and perform free repairs as needed.
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Land Rover
Allfirst's FX losses attributed to analyst concerns
Analysts say Allfirst Bank overreached in the high risk foreign exchange trades that led to 691 million in losses. An internal report cites missing rudimentary controls including taped lines of trader John Rusnak, who was dismissed, as questions mount over the bank's capability given its 250 branches.
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Alfirst Bank
U.S
John Rusnak
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