Qwest faces federal criminal probe amid accounting scrutiny
Federal prosecutors have started a criminal investigation into Qwest Communications International Inc. Denver U.S. Attorney John Suthers confirmed an inquiry is underway though details remain undisclosed. Qwest plans full cooperation as its stock fell about 32 percent in trading.
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Slow turnaround despite strong Iowa City job history
Federal Reserve economist Rick Kaglic told ICAD members that the Iowa City Cedar Rapids area avoided much of the downturn due to solid public sector jobs and growth. He warned against expecting a quick recovery, citing broad state budget shortfalls and a Midwest lag in employment gains.
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Stocks Fall as Dow Drops Below 9000 on Grim Day
United States markets fell sharply as General Motors and Ford downgrades sparked heavy selling. The Dow Jones tumbled 282.59 points to 8,813.50, its first close under 9,000 since October, with the Nasdaq and S&P 500 at five year lows amid earnings worries and scandals. Investors remained downtrodden and wary of rebound.
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Fire aftermath spurs Cedar Rapids business recovery efforts
In Cedar Rapids after a June fire, Data Management Inc. moved into space vacated by J.W. Morton as six employees work with consultants to recover files and set up new equipment. Jeff Westrom offered space two days after a flood, aiding the neighbor’s firm amid rebuilding.
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Maytag Plans Second Mexico Plant to Cut Costs
Maytag will add a second subassembly plant in Reynosa Mexico to lower costs. The new facility expected to operate in Q4 will shift work from the U S to Mexico with minimal Iowa job impact. About 70 workers at Reynosa now, rising to over 200 by mid 2003, as Maytag expands production of brands including Maytag Amana Hoover and Jean Air.
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