Market for the Work Ends Friday Oct 5 Stock Rise
Market summary notes the local interest stocks finishing Friday with a value near 997.61, the week’s high. The index rose 19.03 from last week’s close, signaling a strong weekly performance for investors.
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Chrysler buys robots to weld its frames
DETROIT AP In a bid to cut costs Chrysler Corp which has 27 400 workers on indefinite layoff says it bought at least 90 industrial robots from a Connecticut company The purchase amount is not disclosed Chrysler plans to reassign workers as attrition continues The robots will be equipped with welding guns to automatically weld chassis and body assemblies at Belvedere Ill plant Newark Del plant and a Detroit facility building several models
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Energy Expo 79 to Highlight Home energy Solutions
Energy Expo 79 arrives in Frederick November 3 and 4 at Frederick Community College and Vo Tech Center. The two day event targets consumers with seminars by experts on weatherization solar energy and home management. Maryland legislators and figures like Dr Daniel Lufkin and David C Smith will speak and answer citizen questions about energy policy grants and tax programs. Admission is one dollar with free entry for children under 12.
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Rip Van Winkle Sees Dollar Laughing at Gold as Inflation Rises
In a satirical chat, Rip Van Winkle wakes to a 13 percent inflation rate and a dollar viewed as a joke. A skeptical narrator explains why money-market funds yield over 10 percent yet tax and inflation eat the real return, while unemployment climbs and rates soar.
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Beyond the Bottom Line in a Socially Aware Corporation
Courtney C. Brown, Columbia business school dean emeritus and former Esso executive, argues that profits must align with social goals. He asserts firms should embrace charity, jobs, environment and fairness, warning that ignoring these values invites regulation and weakens democracy. He discusses his Macmillan book and the need for corporate guiding principles.
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Junior Achievement largest conglomerate reshapes youth business education
Junior Achievement, the world’s largest nonprofit business education network, continues expanding across all 50 states and nine foreign countries. Each year about 9,000 high school students form mini companies, choosing products, assigning roles, and setting prices to learn real market dynamics while earning scholarships from 250 operating areas.
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