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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 2004

Page

17

Starbucks to sell digital music in select stores

Starbucks will launch a digital music download service, offering about 150,000 tracks. Prices start at 6.99 for the first five songs and 1 per track thereafter, with a limited rollout at 10 Seattle-area stores this spring before broader U.S. expansion.

Starbucks Seattle U.S Lawrence Hear Music Santa Monica Calif

Housing starts drop as weather slows February activity

The Commerce Department reported housing starts fell to a 1.86 million unit seasonally adjusted annual rate in February, a 4 percent decline from January. Despite the drop, economists noted that both months remained healthy as construction faced weather-related delays across parts of the country.

Commerce Department econof@gists

Wind energy task force to meet in Topeka Friday

Gov. Kathleen Sebelius Wind and Prairie Task Force will hold its final working meeting at 10 a.m. Friday at the Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services Learning Center in Topeka. The panel will seek public hearings in April to guide Flint Hills communities in wind energy development and tallgrass prairie preservation.

Kathleen Sebelius Wind and Prairie Task Force Kansas

H R Block faces potential action over trading probe

Kansas City based H R Block says its brokerage arm H R Block Financial Advisors could face disciplinary action for improper mutual fund trading. NASD preliminarily intends to recommend action tied to market timing largely in one HRBFA office. The company is conducting an internal probe.

Kansas City H&r Block H&r Block Financial Advisors NASD HRBFA Securities and Exchange Commission U.S

Lawrence job outlook improves in Manpower survey

Lawrence firms show cautious optimism for April to June with 37 percent planning to hire and none to cut, up from 17 percent and 7 percent a quarter ago. Manufacturing, wholesale retail trade, and construction lead hiring, while Kansas Job Link adds about 15 listings weekly.

Slabaugh Cheryl White Lawrence Kansas White

Retailers cash in on Irish holiday

The Baltimore Sun notes St Patrick s Day shifting from enclave celebration to nationwide retail event. Ellen Tol ley of the National Retail Federation cites rising merchandise and growing non Irish participation. Old Navy Guinness Brueggers Bagels expand offerings and ad efforts to boost between holiday sales.

Boston Old Navy Office Depot Ellen Tolley National Retail Federation Washington, D.C St. Patrick’s Day St. Patrick’s James Lowry Ball State University Indiana Old Navy Inc Gap Inc Guinness USA Inc Ireland Brueggers Bagels Pittsburgh Christine Bryan Brueggers Megan Hauswirth Kelsey Meyers Ashley Opheim Kayla Bell Emmetsburg Iowa

Lawrence area employers show solid hiring plans

Manpower Inc. quarterly outlook ranks Lawrence among the more optimistic regions in Kansas with 37 percent of area employers planning to increase hiring. Salina 47 percent Hutchinson 44 percent Manhattan 27 percent Topeka 20 percent Wichita 13 percent Kansas 31 percent.

Manpower Inc Salina Hutchinson Lawrence Manhattan Topeka Wichita Kansas

Fed holds rates steady amid job fears and slow recovery

The Federal Reserve kept the federal funds rate at 1 percent, signaling a slow path to any future hikes due to weak job growth. Economists see a 2005 timing window, with long term rates easing as rate expectations retreat. Wells Fargo economist Sung Won Sohn says the Fed will stand pat through 2004.

Washington Federal Reserve Fed Sung Won Sohn Wells Fargo Minneapolis

Sprint CEO earns 16 million in 2003 compensation

Sprint Corp chief Gary Forsee drew more than 16.4 million in 2003, with 12.8 million in restricted stock and 813 thousand salary. He also earned over 2.5 million in bonuses, including 500 thousand reimbursed after forfeiting it from his BellSouth move to Sprint. He received over 12 million in restricted shares across Sprint's tracking stocks FON and PCS.

Sprint Kansas City, Mo Gary Forsee Sprint Corp Securities and Exchange Commission Forsee BellSouth Corp Overland Park

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