Quiet week on Wall Street ends with small advance
The market closed its quiet week with a modest rise as inflation news held traders in check. The Dow gained 77 to 1117.74, volume slipped to about 70.65 million shares for the week, while NYSE composite rose 0.15 to 863.87 and S&P indices posted gains amid thin turnover and several 12 month lows among big caps.
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Resa Vnek Cenok Bo
Mattel and
Baldwin United
Agaist
Standard & Poor
S&p
Money supply fears again push rates higher in March
The Fed reported a $4.8 billion early March rise in the money supply, boosting M1 to $497 billion for the week ending March 9. After the release, three month Treasury bill yields jumped to 8.60 percent before easing to 8.50 percent as economists warned of inflation risk and policy pressure in Washington.
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Federal Reserve Board
Treasury
Thomas Thomson
Crocker National Bank
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Congress
Booklets aid small businesses in legal labeling and warranties
Government booklets explain packaging labeling and advertising rules, handling consumer complaints, and product warranties. They cover required label content, identifying manufacturer or distributor, and clear instructions and pricing. Guidance includes setting up complaint handling and clarifying warranty terms for customers.
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Consumer Information Center
Dept CA Pueblo
Colo
Attae Woods
CHL Co Ie
Wholesale Price Index rises to 783.7 in February
The Wholesale Price Index stood at 783.7 in February signaling that a good costing 810 wholesale in 1967 would have cost 28.37 last month, per the Department of Labor.
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Department of Labor
Labor Department bill passes in Maryland Senate panel
The Maryland Senate Budget and Taxation Committee narrowly approved the administration bill to create a state labor department after amending the title to Department of Employment and Training. The 7 to 6 vote, driven by chairman Laurence Levitan, drew sharp criticism from opponents who called the move a budget concession and questioned its job creation impact.
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