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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 2010

Page

14

Wall Street retreats as Dow dips below 10000

Markets fell sharply as fears of a weaker global economy prompted risk-off selling. The Dow Jones slipped 268.37 to 10,002.18, the S&P 500 declined 34.17 to 1,063.11, and the Nasdaq fell 65.48 to 2,125.43 amid rising unemployment claims and European debt worries.

Dow Jones Dow Standard & Poor

Northey to Speak on Agriculture’s Iowa Economy

Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Bill Northey will address the impact of farming on the state economy at a Coralville breakfast hosted by the Iowa City Area Chamber of Commerce. The event runs 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. on February 26 at Hills Bank & Trust Co. The cost is 10 dollars for members and 12 dollars for non members. RSVP by February 24 via email or phone.

Iowa Bill Northey Iowa City Chamber of Commerce Hills Bank & Trust Co Coralville Iowacityarea

Charges filed against Bank of America and former CEO

New York Attorney General files civil charges against Bank of America and former CEO Ken Lewis for allegedly misleading investors about Merrill Lynch before the 2009 acquisition. Former CFO Joe Price, now head of consumer banking, faces charges. SEC settles parallel federal charges.

New York Bank of America Ken Lewis Merrill Lynch Wall Street Bank Joe Price Andrew Cuomo Securities and Exchange Commission SEC

Mortgage rates edge above 5 percent this week

Freddie Mac reported modest increases in mortgage rates this week. The 40 year fixed averaged 5.01 percent, up from 4.98, while 15 year fixed rose to 4.40 percent from 4.39. Five year adjustable mortgages averaged 4.27 percent.

Freddie Mac Associated Press, Gazette

Culver clears path for recovery bond financing in Iowa

Iowa Governor Culver signed an executive order to let the Iowa Finance Authority determine which flood recovery projects qualify for Midwestern Disaster Area bonds. The bonds, authorized in 2008, aim to fund loans to businesses at reduced interest, with 20 year terms possible, for land, buildings, fixtures, and flood repair. Cargill and Reel Deal Holdings have so far used the program.

George C. Ford Gazette Iowa Chet Culver Culver Iowa Finance Authority Congress Cargill Cedar Rapids Reel Deal Holdings LLC Cedar Falls Dean Spina Bradley and Riley PC Internal Revenue Service Inter IRS Lori Beary Beary Reel Deal Holdings

Robotic surgery program aids visiting doctors at St Luke's

Doctors from Illinois Wisconsin and Iowa observe Dr Jerry Rozeboom perform gynecologic robotic procedures at St Luke's Cedar Rapids using a 1.9 million dual console. St Luke's named a Robotic Epicenter by Intuitive Surgical with 15 sites nationwide.

Cindy Hadish Gazette Cedar Rapids St. Luke’s Intuitive Surgical United States John Kays Intuitive Ames Malaki Mercy Medical Center Mercy Iowa City University of Iowa Iowa City David Bender Julie Koehn the Gazette Afshin Malaki Mary Greeley Hospital Jerry Rozeboom Deborah Wooldridge da Vinci Surgical System St. Luke’s Hospital

Toyota Reviews 2010 Prius Brakes After NHTSA Inquiry

Toyota said it is evaluating brake problems on the 2010 Prius with no recall decision. The NHTSA opened an investigation after 124 consumer reports, including four crashes, citing possible momentary anti lock brake failure in slippery conditions.

Toyota National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

Toyota recalls and repairs may cost $1.1 billion

Toyota estimates recalls and repairs for over 5.6 million vehicles will cost about 1.1 billion with losses from shaken consumer confidence potentially 770 million to 890 million. The quarter to December 31 shows a 1.7 billion profit on 58.9 billion in sales as 10 percent higher than a year earlier.

Detroit Free Press Detroit Toyota Sasaki Bob Carter United States U.S

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