Teleconnect again among 100 fastest-growing
Teleconnect remains one of the 100 fastest-growing private companies in the United States for the third year, ranked 84th by Inc. Magazine for 1986 with a 2,530 percent growth since 1982. The Cedar Rapids based firm projects 1987 revenues near $165 million and employs about 1,656, including 1,300 in Cedar Rapids.
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Bruce Fishwild
Gazette
Teleconnect
United States
Clark McLeod
Inc. Magazine
McLeod
Cedar Rapids
Teleconnect Co
Midwest
Chicago
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
the Gazette
el Kahir Shrine
Data Base
Iowa
Hull
Davenport
Bassman Vending
Waukee
American Photo Group Corp
Atlanta
Phone- America
Malverne
MorAmerica sells insurance agency to Carlson buys back to remain
MorAmerica and Morris Plan Co of Iowa sell the MorAmerica Bezanson White Insurance Agency at 510 American Building to David W. Carlson who will rename Carlson Insurance Agency Inc. The staff stays. no price announced. The sale raises cash amid Chapter 11 reorganizations and creditor pressures.
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MorAmerica/Bezanson-Whitehead Insurance Agency
American Building
David W. Carlson
Carlson
The
Carlson Insurance Agency Inc
Charles W. Cebuhar
MorAmerica Financial Corp
MorAmerica and
Morris Plan Co
Iowa
Cebuhar
Peter Bezanson
MorAmerica
Morris Plan
Dow Advances Amid Rate Cuts and Growth Outlook
The Dow Jones rose 40.45 points to 1 963.53 on upbeat U.S. growth and European rate cuts. Stocks overall gained with 7 to 3 advancing to declining on the NYSE, while blue chips like Eastman Kodak General Electric and Exxon posted gains and volume reached 199.52 million shares.
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U.S
Dow Jones
Dow
Eastman Kodak
General Electric
Exxon
United Technologies
Robert Daniell
E.F. Hutton
Nash Finch
Standard & Poor
Susan Bondy’s Midweek Column Preview
Susan Bondy writes a midweek column to appear this week on Thursday’s Money page detailing business trends, market insights, and readers’ questions in a concise preview.
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Susan Bondy
Money Page
Five Year T-note Yields Hit New Low In Auction
In Washington the five year Treasury note auction yielded an average of 8.30 percent, down from 8.48 percent on the prior sale and the lowest since March. Coupons set at 8.14 percent with $10,000 face value priced at $9,972.50. Total bids reached $20.1 billion for $7.5 billion sold.
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Washington
Treasury
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2Nd Avenue
Jerry K. Ask
Vice-President Investments Securities Corporation of Iowa
Securities Corporation of Iowa
Second Avenue Southeast
Oring
Associated Federal
Associated Federal Savings & Loan Association
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