Sprint PCS restructuring eyed to track stock and IPO path
Industry sources say Py ee S35 Sprint Corp. and its cable TV partners may announce a restructuring of Sprint PCS creating a tracking stock for the wireless venture and possibly an eventual IPO. Sprint would raise its stake above 50 percent from about 40 percent.
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Dillard's merger shocks shoppers in Kansas City area
In Kansas City Missouri shoppers react to news that Dillard's Inc will absorb Mercantile Stores Inc through the Jones Store Co conversion. Customers worry about lost competition while Dillard's pledges to retain Jones employees and to hire regional Mercantile staff as offices in Overland Park face uncertainty.
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Fun and Games toy store eyeing summer reopening
Larry Cornelius may reopen the Fun and Games shop at 816 Mass with new ownership, keeping the building. Paley says the business could sell for 200000, inventory priced to transfer, with three bidders showing interest and a July relaunch possible after smoke-damage concerns from 1997 fire were resolved.
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Kodak AOL form alliance for online photo returns
Eastman Kodak Co and America Online Inc will let photographers get digitized copies of their film delivered to their computers. The service, part of a three year deal, costs $5 to $7 per roll and plus applies when AOL's 12 million members drop off film at Kodak developers.
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Fed keeps rates at 5.5 percent amid mixed signals
The Federal Reserve’s Federal Open Market Committee left the target short term rate unchanged at 5.5 percent after a 44 hour meeting. Analysts expected no change as Asia’s economy remains unsettled and U.S. growth moderates. The Dow rose 4 points to 9,055 after a prior three day decline.
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Farm sector quotes and livestock market snapshot
As of Tuesday close, grain prices from Farmers Cooperative Assn South Elevator list wheat at 2.95 dollars soybeans 6.05 milo 3.57 and corn 2.21. Midland Elevator shows wheat 3 soybeans 6.10 milo 3.63 corn 2.26 with similar figures at North Elevator. Dodge City livestock trade notes steady slaughter cattle demand light with 9,100 steers and 5,900 heifers sold and week to date 38,900 head confirmed. pricing includes select and choice steers 1,085-1,300 pounds at about 64 dollars and Holsteins around 56-57. Joseph livestock quotes and Omaha market detail hog and cattle prices with varying weights and forward sales. New York nonferrous metals show modest gains with copper around 82 dollars per pound and aluminum at 61.3 cents. gold at 299.70 per ounce.
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