Stocks slide in Japan and Europe in global market rout
U S stock prices fell sharply with the Dow down early after Tokyo and London losses. Nikkei shed 1,203.23 points to 23,201.22 while London’s FTSE fell 74.7 points. The Dow opened down about 140 and closed 77.42 lower at 1,950.43 amid 392 million NYSE shares traded.
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Economy shows solid growth with restrained inflation
U.S. economy posted a 2.8 percent GNP gain as consumer prices rose 0.2 percent in September. Energy declines offset higher food costs, while spending and business investment surged, signaling resilient growth despite stock market volatility and a possible retrenchment in big-ticket purchases.
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Frederick News-Post celebrates its local identity
The Frederick News-Post embraces its roots with a bold local pride message. Emphasizing community focus, the publication touts its connection to Frederick and its residents.
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