Greenspan marks decade as Fed chair amid strong economy
Greenspan reaches ten years as Federal Reserve chair as inflation remains subdued and growth accelerates. Analysts caution the Fed to tighten before inflation reappears, while stock markets rally past 8000 with concerns over asset-price inflation and past policy missteps. External voices urge vigilance ahead of late year meetings.
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LNB Bancorp profits rise in second quarter
Lorain National Bank parent LNB Bancorp posts a 10 percent rise in profits for the second quarter with six month earnings of 3.1 million, up from 2.8 million a year earlier. Net loans grow 9.1 percent. deposits up 7.5 percent. assets increase 7.7 percent. Main office at 457 Broadway Lorain with 17 branches including two in Elyria.
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IBM profit rise boosts profits and revenues in Q2
IBM reported a 74 percent rise in second quarter profits and a 238 percent increase in revenues as demand for computer services parts and business PCs offset weakness in mainframe machines. IBM earned 145 billion dollars or 146 per share for the quarter ended June 30, up from 185 bullion or 1.26 per share the year before. Boeing profits fall amid production push and merger with McDonnell Douglas. Disney buys Mammoth Records to bolster music unit, bringing in founder Jay Fawes and acts like Squirrel Nut Zippers whose gold album Hot echoes big band sound.
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McDonald’s tests fast tech to speed meals in Colorado
McDonald’s tests a new computer driven system at 64 restaurants including Colorado Springs to speed orders and improve freshness. Fries and drinks are prepared by machines while other steps cut time for staff. Customers may get free meals if orders run slow.
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Opening Stocks Report Paragraph From Market Page
Market page notes opening stocks figures with multiple securities including pari tat a oy een 217400 and 214900, with values 142M and 200100 and 205 percent. Additional items show 218400, 448800, 37400, and 271500 with 26 percent.
First Union to Acquire Signet Banking in 3.25B Stock Deal
First Union Corp to buy Signet Banking Corp for about 3.25 billion in stock. The merger would create Virginia’s largest bank and the region’s second largest. Signet shareholders receive 0.55 First Union shares per Signet share, valuing at 53.59 a share with a 46 percent premium.
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