David among Goliaths in accounting firm strategy
James Peltz profiles Charles Kaiser Jr. of Parnell Kerr Forster, a mid sized firm chasing top recognition through client focus and a democratic culture. Kaiser notes the firm competes with Big Eight by emphasizing involvement with clients, one on one service, and humor as a contrast to stodgy norms.
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James Peltz
reooCiated Press
New York
Price Waterhouse & Co
Coopers & Lybrand
U.S
Charles Kaiser Jr
Parnell Kerr Forster
Kaiser
Pannell Kerr Forster
Houston
Minivans Carve Niche in U.S. Auto Market
Chrysler to launch Dodge Caravan and Plymouth Voyager in January with a 180,000 unit plan for 1984. Mitsubishi follows with Super Space Wagon as GM Ford and others join the field by mid decade. Minivans target garageable height, seven-passenger capacity, 2.2 liter four cylinder engine, 9 to 15 percent of light truck sales projection, prices from 8500 to 12000 dollars. Gerald Greenwald says T-115 could be as revolutionary as the Mustang.
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United Press International
Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Mitsubishi
General Motors
Ford
Chase Econometrics
U.S
Gerald Greenwald
Treasury bill auction and upcoming economic reports
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Dave Swanson
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Center For Industrial Research and Service
Iowa State University
Northeastern
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Conway Civic Center
Waterloo
Swanson
Edward Haug
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American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Colony Market Place
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Service Corps of Retired Engineers
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Major new bond issues scheduled for week of April 4
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Salomon Brothers
United Press International
U.S
National Medical Ent
Province of Ontario
Equitable Gas Co
Burlington Northern, Equipment Trust
Truth in Lending Act guides borrowers through costs
The Truth in Lending Act of 1968 requires lenders to disclose the APR and finance charges for personal loans, including open and closed end credit. It outlines when disclosures must occur, how costs are computed, and reinforces early, clear information to help consumers compare offers.
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Investment Company Institute
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