Maryland economy growth highlighted by new deal
Maryland officials tout a surge in job growth led by service industries with construction and finance expanding while the state eyes a potential deal up to 28 million to keep Marmott in Montgomery County. Lt Governor Townsend says education and environmental policies underpin the improving quality of life as lawmakers weigh incentives to attract more companies.
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Taxpayers Move to Electronic Filing Amid Confusion
Busy period for electronic returns raises questions about deadlines and filing channels as taxpayers, possibly including individuals such as Toes Tabason and others, navigate guidance, employer notices, and state requirements. Officials urge using official portals, while issues with deadlines, forms, and eligibility create delays and confusion across several states.
Rockville Firm Closure Signals 50 Jobs Lost
A Rockville based firm announces closure with about 50 workers to be laid off. The chaotic OCR text references workers, pay, and local impact, but the readable core shows a sudden shutdown affecting employees and the community. The item notes job losses and a local economic effect, reflecting mid century style reporting.
Stocks of area interest in New York market
Unclear market notes list area stocks with figures and identifiers. Mentions March 17 1999 and New York values, including numerical strings and codes. Despite garbled OCR, item appears to reflect area investment stocks and bid/ask style data from a financial column.
North bite riddle ends with faded clue
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Official opening of Jinancial Group at 44 N Market St Frederick
A local ceremony marked the official opening of Jinancial Group on the fourth floor of 44 North Market Street Frederick. Attendees included Joseph fiber chamber representatives Frederick County Commissioner nets Shot pies Quincy Drawford First Financial president Phil HeM er Frederick Mayor the Credeederick County Commissioner Hona Hogan and Alderman Meta Nash.
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Textile origin charges settle with major retailers online
The FTC announced settlements with Wal-Mart Stores Inc, Burlington Coat Factory Warehouse Corp, Abercrombie & Fitch, Design Zone Inc and others over mislabeling textiles online. The actions address false Made in USA or origin claims and require record keeping, reporting, and compliance measures. The agency notes recent rule amendments broaden online materials under the textile and wool statutes.
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China
USA
Dow Falls As Markets Rally Fade Amid Mixed Signals
The stock market ended lower with the NYSE composite down to 610.65 and the American Exchange index down to 715.82 as decliners led advancers by 4 610 3. Tokyo's Nikkei rose 1.22 percent on improving prospects, while European markets slid with Frankfurt DAX down 0.36, FTSE 100 off 0.97, and CAC dipping 0.41.
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Fed says economy still robust into new year
The Beige Book notes solid growth through January and February with strong consumer spending and brisk construction, while agriculture and energy face losses. Fed policymakers likely to hold rates steady at the March 30 meeting amid inflation subdued signals and persistent farm stresses. Hoffa set to take Teamsters leadership as DOJ says election victory need not be delayed despite legal challenges.
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