Fed Holds Rate Steady As Economy Shows Quiet Recovery
The Federal Reserve kept the federal funds rate at 1 percent, the lowest in four years, with officials unconcerned about inflation and signaling a cautious stance. Wall Street rose as the pace of growth appears to pick up, though the labor market remains weak and inflation remains muted. economists forecast solid fourth-quarter growth if momentum persists.
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Pepper Reds blues club closes after year of effort
Pepper Reds owner Charlita Anderson closed the Broadway Avenue blues club on September 11 after underwhelming late nights despite a mid August blues benefit. Building owner John Curry plans December reopening with blues on Saturdays and open jams on Thursdays, plus reggae and jazz on Fridays. Anderson says the venture taught real business lessons and advises a cash cushion and balance with family time.
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CPI rises on energy costs push August inflation higher
Washington AP reports consumer prices rose 0.3 percent in August, the CPI’s biggest gain in five months, driven by a 2.7 percent jump in energy prices led by gasoline up 62 percent. Core inflation up 0.1 percent, economists say price pressures remain modest, Fed holds rate at 5 percent.
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Ex Bank of America trader charged in mutual fund fraud
New York officials filed criminal counts in a mutual fund trading probe charging Theodore Sihpol, a former Bank of America employee, with grand larceny and securities fraud. Sihpol surrendered in New York as the SEC brought civil charges amid a Canary Capital Partners probe. If convicted he could face eight to 24 years in prison.
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Stocks Rally on Fed Signals and Data Boost
The Dow rose 113.43 points as Fed assurances of low rates and a steady path to recovery eased investors. Nasdaq gained 2.3 percent and S P 500 rose 1.4 percent amid stronger consumer prices and upgrades for Dow Jones and UPS.
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WCI Steel files Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Youngstown
WCI Steel Inc. filed for Chapter 11 protection in U S Bankruptcy Court Youngstown amid restructuring plans to keep producing steel. The War Ten based firm employs about 1800 workers and will continue operations with support from its New York parent The Renco Group Inc. WCI serves steel service centers converters and customers in automotive and construction markets from its Warren facility.
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