The Long Hours Era Redefines Job Success
Employers push for 60 to 70 hour weeks as a norm while promotions shrink. HR executives in Houston note workers stay for job security, with many taking on extra tasks or accepting lower pay for more vacation or shorter weeks. Some move to lower roles to reclaim personal time, yet performance reviews often show no clear link to hours worked.
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Retail sales rise 0.4 percent in November records eighth gain
The Commerce Department reports November retail sales up 0.4 percent to 178.9 billion, eighth straight increase. Furniture and building supply stores lead, while department stores fall. weather and holiday shopping influence traffic as auto sales dip slightly.
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Local Stocks Update Featured in Journal-World
A stock market update prompts readers to dial a number for latest quotes and notes a complete market wrapup in Saturday's Journal-World. The notice urges readers to watch for the full report.
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Midwest Markets Report From Midland and Omaha Livestock
Local markets show Wichita Midland Elevators quoting wheat at 4.77, corn 2.84, milo 4.65, soybeans 6.61. Omaha Livestock Market prices indicate hogs 700 head with firm to higher cash bids, cattle with steady to higher reading, and Kansas City sales noting steady to higher slaughter steer and heifer bids amid active futures. Rates provided by Commerce Bank of Kansas City with interbank trades at 8 a.m. today.
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Treasury bill rates ease as auctions show declines
Washington reported declines in short term rate benchmarks as Treasury sold 14.1 billion in three month bills at 3.06 percent and 13.1 billion in six month bills at 3.26 percent. One year bills averaged 3.60 percent, down from 3.62 percent.
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Outlet center owners make public offering
Chelsea GCA Realty Inc formed by merger of Chelsea Group of Roseland and Ginsburg Craig Associates. IPO raised $292 million from 10.6 million shares at $27.50. The portfolio includes 13 outlet mall properties totaling 1.9 million square feet, all fully leased, with Riverfront Plaza in Lawrence reporting strong tenant sales and space demand. Industry outlook notes 1992 manufacturers’ outlet sales up 12.2 percent.
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Loral to buy IBM Federal Systems for 1.6 billion cash
Loral Corp will acquire IBM division that designs and runs computers for government agencies for 1.6 billion in cash, twice the value analysts placed on IBM Federal Systems, signaling strong buyer interest as FAA reviews work and Paramount weighs bids from QVC and Viacom after a Delaware court action.
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Shawmut Mortgage settles bias suit for minority loan reimbursements
Shawmut Mortgage Co, the Justice Department and the FTC reached a settlement in a race discrimination suit. The agreement allocates 960000 dollars to reimburse minority applicants possibly denied loans. Federal judge in Connecticut approved the deal announced by Attorney General Janet Reno.
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NME Reaches $89.9 Million Insurance Settlement
National Medical Enterprises agreed to pay 89.9 million dollars to 13 insurers who sued the hospital chain in Washington DC. The accord ends NME's major civil suits with insurers while talks continue with the Justice Department over a federal criminal probe into alleged over treatment of psychiatric patients and insurer overcharges.
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Washington, D.C
NME
Justice Department
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