Merrill Lynch Hosts More Interns in Frederick Office
Merrill Lynch in Frederick at 30 West Patrick Street hosts two new interns this summer. Jeffrey Pontus of Frederick and Jeremy Schupp of Hagerstown gain hands on experience in securities and investments. Pontus, a Salisbury State University senior, Majors economics and finance. Schupp, Purdue junior, majors agricultural economics with a sales and marketing minor. mentors provide guidance. contact Edie Wennick at 698-4718 for internship details.
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Third annual decline in federal deficit in fiscal 1995
Washington AP reports the federal deficit stood at 17.1 billion with one month left in the year, on track to a third straight annual decline. Through Aug 31 the gap was 36.3 billion lower than the previous 11 months, with September receipts likely surpassing spending.
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Dow ends week with small loss amid Washington unease
U S stock markets rebounded from deeper losses to close modestly lower as bond and currency markets whipsawed by Washington events. The Dow fell 3.25 points to 476.415, while the Nasdaq and NYSE saw mixed results amid expectations around federal funding and policy moves.
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Grain futures and livestock prices in Chicago and regional auctions
Grain futures on the Chicago Board of Trade show mixed Dec Mar and May wheat quotes with modest gains in some contracts. Westminster Hagerstown Frederick and Westminster livestock auctions list prices for butcher cows bulls steers and veal calves, with regional variations and daily sale figures.
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Westinghouse to cut about 1000 jobs in restructuring
Westinghouse Electronic Systems will lay off about 1,000 employees from its 15,000-strong workforce, with roughly 8,600 in Maryland. The reductions, through layoffs and attrition, begin mid October and run into 1996, affecting management, professionals, hourly and salaried staff as part of a bid to stay competitive in the defense market. The unit makes radar, communications, satellite and phone systems, with defense sales about 57 percent.
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