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Economy
Gas discounts a popular lure for customers
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Gas discounts a popular lure for customers
The promise of free fuel is how many businesses are selling everything these days, from candy to cars — even ballpark tickets. The result is more customers.

Story by Ike Wilson/Photo by Ike Wilson
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  HEADLINES
Economy : Employers cut jobs for sixth straight month
Originally published on July 03, 2008

WASHINGTON (AP) — Employers cut payrolls by 62,000 in June, the sixth straight month of nationwide job losses, underscoring the economy’s fragile state. The unemployment rate held steady at 5.5 percent. more »



Economy : POLL: 9 IN 10 EXPECT TO BE HIT HARD BY GAS PRICES
Originally published on July 01, 2008

WASHINGTON (AP) — Four-dollar gasoline has stolen a beach vacation from Julie Jacobs’ family, “little small luxuries” like exotic bath washes from Angela Crawford and dinners out from folks all over the country. Phil English has had to sell his beloved but fuelguzzling red pickup. more »



Economy : Talk Back: How is the economy affecting your bottom line? [video]
Originally published on July 01, 2008

Luke's Pizza recently closed its locations in Frederick and owner Chad Randle said it was a direct result of soaring food and fuel costs. more »



Economy : Dollar stores becoming shopping destinations of choice
Originally published on June 30, 2008

Frederick resident Rose Truss frequents the dollar store, depending on what she's looking for, she said. Escalating prices however, will compel Truss and many others to prioritize the discount chains, she said. more »



Economy : After-tax incomes and spending show big gains
Originally published on June 27, 2008

WASHINGTON (AP) -- The millions of economic stimulus payments gave a massive jolt to household finanances in May, sending after-tax incomes up by the largest amount in 33 years. more »



Economy : US barley growers ponder potential beer deal
Originally published on June 27, 2008

HELENA, Mont. (AP) -- The prospect of Anheuser-Busch being taken over by a brewing company with roots in Belgium and Brazil has made some Northern Plains barley growers uneasy. more »



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  NATIONAL HEADLINES
  BIZ BLOG
This week's Biz Beat
Originally published on July 03, 2008

Biz Beat preview ... more »

  FUNKEY MONEY BLOG
Welcome Post
Originally published on July 02, 2008

So, this is my new blog for FNP. I am a 13-year veteran of the financial services industry and a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™. more »

  SAVVY SHOPPING BLOG
Shopping — sort of
Originally published on June 30, 2008

Every girl I know, myself included, has a Goodwill pile. more »

  MORTGAGE/REAL ESTATE PANEL
Mortgage/Real Estate Panel Adam Avery of AA Mortgage Group and Washington Title and Chris Sipe of America East Mortgage are taking your questions. Avery has 15 years experience in mortgage brokering/banking, home improvement sales/finance, real estate sales, and title and escrow issues. Sipe has been a mortgage consultant for nearly six years and specializes in residential mortgage lending and mortgage planning.
  HOUSING CRISIS
  • Housing industry shows signs of slowly bouncing back from slump
  • Foreclosure forum aimed at helping Homeowners
  • How and where to get help
  • Foreclosure: Taking a wider look
  • Bargain bus offers tours of foreclosed homes
  • Tips on buying a new or foreclosed home
  • Deputies notice rise in evictions and foreclosures
  • Commercial real estate market ‘cautious’
  • Signs of trouble
  • Comptroller: state efforts to stem
  • Foreclosure: A far-reaching problem
  • Officials seek to help foreclosure victims
  • Getting hit from all sides
  • Budgeting measures may protect county from foreclosure trouble
  • Borrowers' euphoria clouded subprime risks
  •   MONEY PANEL more »  
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      JOB FETCH

    Weekly Poll

    Which of the following properties should the City of Frederick make a priority for annexation?

    Monocacy Boulevard and Md. 144 — 550,000 square feet of commercial space to include offices, a hotel, restaurants and retail
    Md. 26 and Wormans Mill Road — 394,100 square feet of commercial space to include a Wegmans food store and Lowes hardware store
    7850 Monocacy Boulevard — 11.95 acres for general commercial use
    Butterfly Lane and Mount Phillip Road — Between 375 and 425 housing units; 58,000 square feet of commercial space; 15 acres open space
    Another property
    The city doesn’t need anymore growth
    Not sure


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