Sprint's Overland Park Campus Aims to Wow KC
Sprint Corp eyes a monumental world headquarters campus in Overland Park Kansas costing 500 million dollars. The 247 acre site will house 20 office buildings 18 parking garages and support 14 000 employees with green space 6 000 trees and a ZIP code. The project includes a 100 foot clock tower aims to finish by 2002 and promises traffic upgrades and a barbecue restaurant on site.
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Tax time nears as investors face new tax twists
Washington investors worry about taxes as Congress and the president trim capital gains rates while shutting down year end tax maneuvers. Financial advisers urge early portfolio review, noting new rules on short against the box and zero cost collars that convert gains into taxable events.
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Kansas City Board of Trade Wheat Futures Hit Fourth Record
The Kansas City Board of Trade reported a record wheat futures trading volume for the fourth consecutive year. Wednesday’s volume reached 46.615 million bushels, lifting the year-to-date total for 1997 past the 1996 peak with nearly a month remaining in the trade year.
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Four-year contract volume leaders show rising activity
A summary of annual trading volumes lists USS Ta contracts for 1997 at 1.84 million, 1996 at 1.83 million, 1995 at 1.56 million, and 1994 at 1.5 million. The data highlight a steady year over year increase in contracts traded.
Shopping list can curb holiday overspending advice
An array of tips from credit card issuers and debt counselors urges shoppers to prepare and follow a detailed holiday budget. The NFCC and surveys warn that many underestimate expenses, while cautions about sales hype, lingering debt, and prudent use of credit.
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