Tax loss harvesting as year end tax planning
Investors should begin year end tax strategy now to reduce next spring's tax bill. Harvesting investment losses can offset gains and lower income taxes, but decisions must balance investment prospects with tax rules and precise share identification to avoid penalties.
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Cloned animals may hit stores as FDA weighs rules
FDA says cloned animal foods likely safe to eat but must clear oversight. Transgenic animals remain years away as researchers stress identical gene replication and potential health risks. Companies like Cyagra and ProLínea push cloning to slash costs, while Aqua Bounty pursues engineered salmon with regulatory hurdles ahead.
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U.S. Food and Drug Administration
U.S
Ron Gillespie
Cyagra Inc
Worcester
Mass
Cyagra
Advanced Cell Technology
Gillespie
Stephen Sundlof
FDA
Center For Veterinary Medicines
Sandlof
Mike Wanner
Pro- Lima Inc
Athens, Ga
Aqua Bounty
Aqua Bounty Farms Inc
Waltham, Mass
National Research Council
Avcon Advances Reinforced Cockpit Doors After 9 11
Avcon Industries at Newton City County Airport moved quickly after the 9 11 attacks to begin designing reinforced cockpit doors to meet FAA specs. Larry Franke, president, notes the product will target Boeing 737 models first before expanding to other aircraft sizes. Butler National Corp received Kansas Governor Bill Graves Exporter of the Year honors for global trade efforts that include Avcon and other subsidiaries.
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Avcon Industries
Newton City
Larry Franke
Avcon
New York City
Washington, D.C
Franke
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Butler
United States
Butler National
Kansas
Bill Graves
Graves
Butler National Corporation
AJB International
Manhattan
Bushnell Performance Optics
Overland Park
Kustom Signals
Lenexa
RHS, Inc
Hiawatha
Trade Development Division
Kansas Department of Commerce and Housing
Kansas International Trade Coordinating Council
Sales and marketing jobs poised for strong demand
A Cleveland MRI survey of 200 executives finds 54.1 percent plan to expand sales staffs in H2, up 12.9 percent from six months prior, 41.2 percent will maintain levels, and 4.7 percent expect cuts. MRI chief Allen Salikof says markets have share to seize and sales staff will drive growth.
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MRI
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