Business Notes highlights Cedar Rapids promotions and hires
The Gazette highlights recent promotions and new hires in Cedar Rapids and the Corridor. Susie Thurm joins Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation as an accountant. Sam Pritchard becomes captive executive at Innovative Captive Strategies in Holmes Murphy Cedar Rapids office. Lorrie Brusha joins Catholic Foundation board in the Archdiocese of Dubuque. Stacy Havel named Holmes Murphy shareholder. Mediacom expands broadband to 1200 households in Fairfax and Bertram up to 10 gigabits. Joni Ernst names Edd the Florist of Wapello County as small business of the week. shop founded in 1956 by Margret and Karl Wilz. son Hans now owner. Include note on submissions to business notes.
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Sun Belt housing cools as time on market lengthens nationwide
Sun Belt markets show longer selling times as unsold homes rise. Florida sees median days on market jump to 73 from 55 two years ago while Tampa Bay area profits decline about 14 percent. Colorado inventories surge 51 percent in May as investor sales rise. Real estate pros call it normalization with higher supply and fewer bidding wars.
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Ferrero to buy Kellogg in $3.1 billion deal
Ferrero Group, maker of Nutella and Kinder, will acquire WK Kellogg Co. for about $3.1 billion, paying $23 per share and taking Kellogg's six plants and North American marketing and distribution. Kellogg's Battle Creek origin, brands like Corn Flakes and Special K, and recent U.S. sales declines frame the deal's context.
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