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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 2000

Page

6

EchoStar to Build 1400 Jobs Center in Christiansburg

EchoStar Communications will open a 100000 square foot customer service center in Christiansburg creating 1400 jobs with an initial 600 inbound sales and tech support roles. The $16 million facility will require temporary staffing until its fall completion, with two job fairs planned next week in the New River Valley.

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Existing home sales rise in February

February existing home sales rose 6.7 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.75 million, aided by strong jobs, rising incomes, stock gains, and low inflation. Despite higher mortgage rates, demand remains robust as inventory stays tight at 2.8 months, limiting sales growth.

Washington National Association of Realtors Richard Yamarone Argus Research Corp Federal Reserve Fed Central Bank United States Dennis Cronk First Union David Orr

Microsoft slides as antitrust talks falter on settlement

The Dow fell 86.87 to 11,025.85 while the Nasdaq dropped 4.47 to 4,958.56 and the S&P 500 slipped 3.60 to 1,523.86. Trading was light as government lawyers reportedly found Microsoft's settlement offer inadequate and a verdict from Judge Jackson could come as early as Tuesday. Microsoft led the Dow decline, dropping 75/8 to 104 1/16, contributing almost 40 points to the drop.

RON Campbell Investment Planning Raymond James Financial Services NASD SIPC Abbott Labs Allegheny Electric AFLAC SBC Communications At&t Corp AM. Water Works Anheuser-Busch Apple Computer IND. Tech Ashland Coal Inc Ashland Oil Inc Atlantic Richfield Baker-Hughes Inc Baltimore Gas & EL Bankamerica Bell Atlantic Bellsouth Corp Bethlehem Steel Boeing CO CBS Corp Cabot Oil & Gas Carolina Power Chevron Corp Chubb Corp Citizens Utilities Coca-Cola CO Columbia Gas Sys Columbia Health Corning Suntrust CSX Corp CVS Corp Daimlerchrysler AG Detroit Edison Dominion Res DOW Chemical Dupont Eastern Ent Eastman Kodak Emerson Electric Ethyl Corp Exxon Mobil First Union Corp 1ST Virginia Bank Flowers Industries FMC Corp Delhaize America Ford Motor CO GEN. Electric CO GEN. Motors Corp GTE Georgia Pacific Gillette GLAXO Goodyear Tire Hercules Inc Humana Corp IBM Corp Ingersoll Rand Intel Corporation K-Mart Corp Kroger CO Lowe's Cos Lucent Tech McDonald's Corp Merck & CO. Inc Microsoft Corp UPS Monsanto CO Mylan Labs, Inc Nash Finch CO Navistar Int'l Nike, Inc Norfolk Southern Occidental Pete ONE Valley Bank J.C. Penney CO Penszon CO Pepsico Inc Phila. Electric Philip Morris Cos Phillips Petroleum Pittston Brinks Potomac Elec PWR Praxair, Inc Pulaski Furniture Reebok Int'l REX Stores Corp Reynolds Metals Rite Aid Corp RJ Reynolds Rockwell Int'l Sara Lee Corp Sears Roebuck Sherwin Williams Shoney's Inc Southern CO Tenneco Inc Texaco Inc TRI Continental Union Carbide Union Pacific Unisys Corp Universal Corp Usair Group USX Marathon Oil U.S. Steel Wal-Mart Walt Disney CO Wendy's Int'l Westvaco Corp Williams Cos Valley Nat'l Gases Xerox Corp New York Microsoft Standard & Poor U.S Thomas Penfield Jackson Jackson

OPEC ministers adjourn without agreement in Vienna

OPEC oil ministers ended talks without a consensus on how much crude to add to world supply. Iran opposes a small increase, favoring about 1.2 million barrels per day, a move seen unlikely to curb nine year high prices. Ministers plan to reconvene Tuesday.

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