Computer stocks pull Dow lower Monday
New York stocks dropped as computer shares led declines and the Dow fell to 9390.5 while the Nasdaq and S&P 500 slid. Cable and Internet stocks gained on takeover news for MediaOne and Amenca Online rose, but Dell outlook and IBM cautions weighed on tech sentiment amid mixed international markets.
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Razell Rhodes Joins You nique Hair Salon in Frederick
Razell Rhodes has joined You nique Hair Salon at the Waverley Center off Waverley Drive Frederick. A stylist with five years experience she specializes in precision cuts clipper cuts perms and coloring offering hair care for men women and children. She added With a name like Razell I have to be somewhere unique.
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Microlog Reports Quarterly Results With Losses
Microlog Corp announces quarter ended January 31 revenue of 4.9 million and net loss of 1.2 million or 28 cents per share. For the same period last year revenue was 6.6 million and a net loss of 1.2 million or 27 cents per share.
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Kalkreuth Roofing Named 1999 Firestone Master Contractor
Kalkreuth Roofing and Sheet Metal Inc of Frederick has been named a 1999 Firestone Master Contractor by Firestone Building Products. The firm is among 252 contractors honored and marks its second consecutive year earning the award for consistent quality installations based on inspection ratings and total square footage installed.
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Grain futures rise on potential U S aid to Russia
Soybeans and corn climbed on the Chicago Board of Trade as traders speculated the U S Agriculture Department would announce another donation to Russia, with soybean meal or oil as the centerpiece. Prices rallied on hopes of increased exports and loan guarantees amid a weak global economy. Wheat gained on expectations the winter crop is in good condition. May corn 2.32, May soybeans 4.99, live cattle 67.00, lean hogs 44.45.
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