UI Talk Spotlighting Frito-Lay and Pepsi Leader
Rogelio Rebolledo, a 1971 UI MBA graduate who led Frito-Lay International and PBG-Mexico, will speak at noon Monday in Room C425 Pomarantz Career Center. The Knapp Lecture Series event is free and open to the public.
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Atkins Telephone to offer service in Cedar Rapids
The Iowa Utilities Board approved Atkins Telephone Co to provide local exchange service in Cedar Rapids. On March 5 Atkins filed a tariff amendment to enable competitive local service and accepted exchange boundary maps from Qwest Corp. Under new rules, Atkins will not publish a separate Cedar Rapids phone directory.
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February borrowing slows to 1.5 percent rise
The Federal Reserve reports consumer borrowing grew at a 1.5 percent annual rate in February, the slowest in four months, down from 3.3 percent in January. Non revolving credit such as autos vacations education rose only 0.4 percent, off from January's 4.2 percent pace.
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Markets Close for Good Friday Holiday
The nation's stock and commodity markets were closed Friday for Good Friday. Trading will resume normal hours on Monday. The Gazette will publish weekly stock and mutual fund listings Sunday and resume daily listings Tuesday.
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Unemployment at five year low as March hires rise
The Labor Department shows unemployment at 4.4 percent in March, matching the five year low. Employers added 180,000 jobs led by construction and education health care, while manufacturing shed 16,000 jobs. January and February gains were revised higher.
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Wartburg College embraces wind power at new center
Wartburg College in Waverly signs with Waverly Light and Power to buy a wind turbine for the 30 million dollar 200000 square foot Wartburg Waverly Sports and Wellness Center. The college commits 2 million to offset energy costs and the project aims to make the facility a green leader locally.
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Sellers Beware of Three Trouble Buyers in Real Estate
Michael Corbett outlines three risky buyer types to avoid in home sales. The Zero Down Buyer may fail to qualify for a mortgage, while the Bully Buyer nitpicks disclosures and prolongs negotiations. The Light-Unseen Buyer offers only photos and aims to tie up the home without a viewing.
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