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E N Q U I R E R   B U S I N E S S   C O V E R A G E
Thursday, June 17, 1999

TRISTATE MARKET SPOTLIGHT


Midland stock volatile

        After mysteriously losing 23 percent of its value on Tuesday, the Midland Co.'s stock price rebounded Wednesday. It gained $4.25, or more than 22 percent, to close at $23.50.

        Tuesday the stock fell $5.75 to $19.25 on a volume of 26,500 shares, four times the 13-week average daily volume of 6,800 shares. Wednesday, 10,600 shares changed hands.

        The Amelia company, a provider of specialty insurance products and transportation operations, issued a statement Wednesday saying it had no explanation for the volatility in its stock price.

       



5/3 makes its biggest acquisition
CEO sees plenty of room for growth
P&G set to export area jobs
GE sells engines to Embraer
Public gives gambling 3 cherries
Inflation chatter inflated or real?
Updated 'lemon law' in effect in 90 days
TRISTATE BUSINESS SUMMARY
COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE PROJECTS
INDUSTRY NOTES: REAL ESTATE
- TRISTATE MARKET SPOTLIGHT


 
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