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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 2000
Page
7
Keith Woods outlines how consumer behavior shifts and technology press time poverty shape modern commerce. He argues past methods fail now and stresses efficient time management, educated customers, and flexible strategies for today’s connected economy.
The Federal Reserve, chaired by Greenspan, keeps rates steady after eight meetings a year on policy decisions. Analysts say May hikes may mark the last boost of this cycle as growth slows from a 5.2 percent pace. economists like Bruce Steinberg of Merrill Lynch foresee holds into 2001.
Mount hosts the McKenna Lecture funded by donor Matthew McKenna a Mount board member the final lecture expands awareness of business and ethics and notes a Mount program allowing business degrees in a new series aligning with societal needs students may now pursue BA in business and related studies through the Mount initiative.
News-Post Staff reports the Unemployment Insurance Claims office is relocating to Cumberland after three years in its former site with no planned employee layoffs. The move aims to simplify signups by telephone, reducing travel and phone-call costs for claimants.
U S stock averages retreat after the Federal Reserve keeps rates steady amid lingering worries over third quarter earnings. The Nasdaq falls for the eighth time in nine trading sessions as the Dow and S P 500 decline. IBM and Oracle drop while Boeing leads a late gain. International markets show mixed moves with Japan, Britain, and France posting modest gains.
Markets in Chicago show corn futures up on Tuesday amid expectations of harvest progress slowing due to continuing dry conditions. Wheat gains accompany corn, while soybeans ease after a choppy session. livestock futures slide across cattle and hogs on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
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