Flood 2016 Fund aids Cedar Rapids small firms
The City of Cedar Rapids with partners creates the Jobs and Small Business Recovery Fund 2016 offering grants up to 5000 dollars or half of losses. Eligible are for profit businesses in the 28 foot evacuation zone reopening after zero revenue days. Grants funded by 75000 dollars plus book proceeds from Epic Stand. Grants reviewed by a seven member committee representing affected districts.
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Cedar Rapids
Greater Cedar
Ation
Smgs.us
Gazette Company
Cedar River
Greater Cedar Rapids
GCRCF
Les Garner
the Gazette
Jobs and Samul
Jeff Pomeranz
ReAlive Metaphysical Shop Opens in Marion with Stones and More
Arion Kor Mrina Dawson runs ReAlive Metaphysical & Repurposing in Marion offering healing crystals, gemstones, essential oils, handmade jewelry, and repurposed decor. She sources stones from Tucson and Denver shows, prefers handpicked items, and highlights rose quartz for self love along with in shop labeling and classes.
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ARION
Kor Mrina Dawson
Marion
Dawson
Tucson, Ariz
Tucson
ReAlive Metaphysical & Repurposing In Marion
Dawson runs ReAlive Metaphysical at 1060 Seventh Ave Marion offering Serendipity Saturdays with massage therapists and healing sessions plus chakra and astrology programs. The repurposing side features reclaimed vintage furniture and wall décor in the back of the store.
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Jim Slosiarek
the Gazette Kotrina Dawdon
ReAlive Metaphysical & Repurposing
Marion
Seventh Ave
7Th Avenue
Marione
Dawson
Samsung Halts Note 7 Profits After Recall Slump
Samsung Electronics slashed third quarter operating profit by 2.3 billion dollars after ending production of the Note 7. The company cut guidance to 4.63 billion dollars in the quarter ended September 30, with revenue at 47 trillion won. Chief executives and Jay Y. Lee face fallout from overheating phones as inventories and costs weigh on earnings.
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Samsung Electronics
South Korea
Samsung
Jay Y. Lee
Greg Roh
HMC Investment Securities Co
Wells Fargo Chief John Stumpf Retires Amid Bank Scandal
Wells Fargo announces chairman and CEO John Stumpf retires with Tim Sloan to become CEO. The move follows the unauthorized account scandal involving about 2 million accounts and $185 million in penalties. The company notes retirement benefits are delayed and outlines new risk management hires.
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Wells Fargo
John Stumpf
Tim Sloan
Stumpf
Ne Sala. Stumpf
Elizabeth Warren
Sloan
Wall Street Journal
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