Wall Street gains as job loss pace slows
Stocks rose in light trading after the government reported the pace of job losses slowed to the lowest level in a year. The Dow gained 96.66 to 9,441.27, the S&P 500 added 13.16 to 1,016.40, and the Nasdaq rose 35.58 to 2,018.78.
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EdLink LLC opens Coralville call center to manage tuition aid
NEW BUSINESS EdLink LLC formed by ACT and CAEL will open a Coralville call center on Nov 1 with 10 to 20 staff. It aims to process 200 million dollars in tuition assistance over two years for about 800000 US employees and coordinate with employers to ensure policy compliant aid.
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Coralville
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Agriculture groups split over cap and trade impact
The debate in Washington over a cap and trade bill draws division among farmers and ranchers. Supporters point to offsets and future projects while critics warn of higher fuel and fertilizer costs cutting profits. USDA data indicate possible short term income losses for agriculture, offset by long term gains. Senator Johanns questions the study and the Senate vote is anticipated in fall. The National Farmers Union backs the bill with rewards for carbon reducing practices. President Johnson cites rising energy costs and climate risks to food supply.
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Omaha
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Senate
Volkswagen Cedar Rapids Franchise Moves to Hiawatha
Cedar Rapids Volkswagen shifts from Marion to the Cedar Rapids Toyota campus in Hiawatha on Boyson Road. Scott Ryan says the move, aimed at synergy under two roofs, expands staffing flexibility and leverages the Cash for Clunkers stimulus, with the former location at 675 Blairs Ferry Road retaining ownership.
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Boyson Rd
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Volkswagen
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Tion
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