Ward Moving & Storage marks 122 years as family business
The Ward Moving & Storage Co, now EE Ward, is highlighted as the oldest continuously run Black owned business in the U.S. recognized by the Commerce Department. Founded in 1881, it survived Depression and world wars, shifted to motorized service, and remains rooted near downtown Columbus. Co owners Brooks and Beatty emphasize community ties and plans to expand corporate accounts.
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Fed aims to calm bond market at key meeting
The Fed faces pressure to maintain the 1 percent federal funds rate and reassure markets that long-term rates will not surge. Analysts warn rapid rises could choke the recovery, while officials weigh signals to curb deflation fears and stabilize mortgage and consumer lending.
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Rural towns bear brunt of factory job losses
In a shift from 1991 to 2000s, rural areas added 155000 factory jobs from 1991 to 1998 but then faced sharp cuts. From 1998 to last year rural manufacturing lost 13.4 percent, about 572000 jobs, due to plant closures and offshoring, while urban areas fared differently.
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