Former Rexair Chief on Selling Yourself to Customers
Tom Lamb, former Rexair chief operating officer and current executive consultant, urged Sales Executive Club members to focus on making others feel good about themselves. He traced his path from door-to-door selling to Rexair leadership, noting his marketing plan that doubled Rexair sales in 18 months and his rise to COO in 1990.
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Federal privacy rules expand to many money businesses
Federal privacy rules will govern consumer data in travel agencies mortgage firms tax services and cashing outlets as a landmark law broadens access across banks investment firms and insurers. Consumers gain a right to stop sharing with third parties but must opt out in writing. rules require annual privacy disclosures by all financial and money businesses.
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Dow closes at record as stocks rally on Intel and Greenspan
New York stocks rose sharply on Friday with Intel's strong earnings lifting sentiment and Greenspan signaling only modest rate increases. The Dow gained 140.55 to 11,722.98, its third close record this week and fourth since 2000 start, while the Nasdaq advanced 107.06 to 4,064.27 and the S&P 500 rose 15.47 to 1,465.15. The Nasdaq rebound continued.
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Oil and gas prices push up consumer costs in 1999
Washington AP reports that consumer prices rose 2.7 percent in 1999 mainly due to sharp increases in fuel oil and gasoline. Core inflation, excluding energy and food, rose 1.9 percent, the best since 1965. December CPI up 0.2 percent.
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