Hearing Services opens in Frederick by two audiologists
Two experienced audiologists Karen A. McGuire and Betty M. Moss have opened Hearing Services Inc. in Suite 19 at Amber Meadows Professional Building Frederick offering hearing tests tympanometry and aural rehabilitation for all ages. They are WVU graduates with three years' Maryland practice and accept Visa MasterCard and most insurances. Appointments 8 30 am to 4 30 pm Monday through Friday. Call 663 1599 for more information.
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MNC to Sell Profitable Credit Card Operations
Baltimore AP MNC Financial placed its profitable $1 billion credit card operation on the market to shore up faltering finances. The bank, parent of Maryland National Bank and American Security Bank, faced losses and regulators as it agreed to sell MBNA America and strengthen capital amid rising non performing loans and a nine month net loss of $241.9 million.
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Existing home sales fall amid confidence, Gulf tensions
September existing home sales dropped 8 percent to a 3.22 million pace, the slowest in nearly three years, with declines across regions except the Northeast. Median prices eased, and economists cited weak consumer confidence and Middle East uncertainty as key factors shaping the housing slowdown.
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Wages rise in 5.2 percent annual gain cited
The Labor Department reported a 5.2 percent rise in overall compensation costs over the year ending in September, driven by a 6.8 percent jump in benefit costs. Analysts warn this signals persistent inflation pressure and challenges for the Fed, amid higher health costs and Social Security tax increases.
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