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Financial markets won't open today
Sun StaffU.S financial markets will remain closed for the second day in a row today after the largest terrorist attack in U.S. history destroyed the World Trade Center in New York City and damaged the Pentagon. "The American Stock Exchange, the Nasdaq Stock...Tags: Crisis, Defense, Legg Mason, Inc., Stock Market, T. Rowe Price
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In New York, lives preserved by chance
Sun StaffAs he fled a breakfast meeting in New York's World Trade Center yesterday morning, trying desperately to outrun the volcanic-like dust that was settling over him, Gary Thorpe watched America change forever. He saw papers flying through the air that...Tags: Severna Park, Transportation, Emergency Incidents, Death, Maryland
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Taking stock of the brokerage business
SunSpot StaffBased in Baltimore and Washington, Ferris, Baker Watts is one of the largest local brokerage firms. Its CEO, Louis J. Akers Jr., recently discussed the effects of the terrorist attacks, the fallout from an $18 million loss and the future for regional...Tags: Finance, Bethlehem Steel, Companies and Corporations, Investment Service, Financing and Stock Offerings
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SunSpot's new Monday Business Report
Welcome to SunSpot's new Monday Business Report. This new report examines the wide range of issues affecting the people and companies that comprise the Baltimore region's diverse business community. Our goal is to present articles that will spur...Tags: Catonsville, Finance
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A Jay Brodie primer
SunSpot StaffHere's a primer on some of the development projects discussed by M.J. 'Jay' Brodie of the Baltimore Development Corp.: - Upper Park Heights, a Northwest Baltimore neighborhood that is the focus of new development headed up by Cordish Co., which said...Tags: Magna Entertainment Corp., Reisterstown, The Home Depot, Laurel, Preakness Stakes
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Wall St. is chains' not-so-silent partner
Times Staff WriterWhen talks aimed at settling the Southern and Central California grocery strike resume, the supermarkets' negotiators will have a staunch, if invisible, ally at the bargaining table: Wall Street stock analysts. Throughout the bitter labor dispute, many...Tags: Groceries, Wages and Pensions, Marketing, Unions, Corporate Performance
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A softer approach in Wall St. probes
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterIn this season of white-collar scandal, the government has pursued corporate rogues with an unalloyed zeal, subjecting alleged wrongdoers to humiliating "perp walks" and rushing out criminal charges that could put them in prison. But when it comes to the...Tags: Government, Boston, Fines, Eliot Spitzer, Criminal Laws
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AIG finds errors in its accounts
Bloomberg NewsNEW YORK - American International Group Inc., the world's largest insurer, said yesterday that it engaged in improper accounting that might have inflated the company's net worth by as much as 2 percent, or $1.7 billion, since 1991. AIG said in a...Tags: Corporate Officers, American International Group, Annual Reports, Stock Market, Companies and Corporations
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U.S. dollar marks worst week versus yen in a year
ReutersNEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar posted its worst week against the yen in a year on Friday as volatility in stocks and uncertainty about the outlook for U.S. monetary policy spurred investors to pare back bets against the Japanese currency. Some...Tags: Ben Bernanke, Government, The Wall Street Journal, Bank of America Corp., Financial Markets
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U.S. RESEARCH ROUNDUP: Ralph Lauren, Williams-Sonoma, Marvell Technology
ReutersMay 24 (Reuters) - Wall Street securities analysts revised their ratings and price targets on several U.S. companies, including Gap and Williams-Sonoma, on Friday. HIGHLIGHTS * Boeing : Imperial Capital raises price target to $98 from $91; rating in-...Tags: Energen Corporation, Regency Centers Corporation, Car Repair, Alkermes Incorporated, Dick's Sporting Goods Incorporated
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Derivatives trade booms in wake of Japan stock slide
ReutersBy Helen Bartholomew LONDON, May 24 (IFR) - Investors betting on a continuation of Japan's six-month runaway bull market suffered their biggest scare yet on Thursday as the Nikkei 225 lost more than 7% - its largest one-day loss in more than two years....Tags: Japan, S&P 500, Finance, BNP Paribas, Shinzo Abe
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