Jamie's Flea Market marks 30th anniversary celebration
Adrian Burns reports Jamie's Flea Market in South Amherst marks 30 years as a bargain hub with 200 indoor vendors and up to 50 outdoor booths. The event features giveaways, a Spiderman appearance, free gifts, and a live WCBL broadcast, honoring decades of customer loyalty and market culture.
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Lorna Balmert
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LNB Bancorp joins Russell 2000 index ranks
Lorain National Bank's parent company LNB Bancorp Inc along with 71 other banking firms was added to the Russell 2000, placing them in the lower two thirds of the index and potentially lifting stock visibility and value as managers track index components.
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Edward Jones Investments
Elyria
LNB Bancorp
Howard Akin
Akin Investment Services Group
Steve Claiborne
Frank Russell
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Earnings reports anticipation cools stocks on New York markets
Wall Street edged lower as investors lock in profits ahead of upcoming second quarter earnings. The Dow fell 66.88 to 9,156.21 while the Nasdaq rose 1.01 to 1,747.52 and the S&P 500 dropped 5.62 to 1,002.22 amid mixed results and a government inventory decline. Dow component Altria slid on legal uncertainty regarding a tobacco verdict, Tenet Healthcare faced SEC scrutiny, and Alcoa beat estimates but Morgan Stanley trimmed its rating. International markets showed mixed moves as Japan rose and European indices fell.
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Eastover Capital
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Robert W. Baird & Co
Milwaukee
Tenet Healthcare
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Britain
Germany
Dollar-Gold Fluctuate in Europe as Gold Mixed
The dollar weakened against most major currencies in European trade. The euro rose to 1.1336 in late trading and 1.1823 in New York midday. Yen fell to 117.71 per dollar, Swiss franc to 1.3634, and the pound to 1.6290. Gold closed London at 344.20, Zurich bid 343.35, Hong Kong price 344.75, silver 4.76.
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