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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 2005

Page

7

Market Watch January 5 2005 ticker summary

Market data show Russell index at 11.06 with 2000 advance 617.48 and 3912 decline. New highs and lows not clearly stated, volume 2.136 billion. Nasdaq diary lists 910 advances 2250 declines and 111 unchanged with volume 2.359 billion.

Staples Pulls Ads From Sinclair After Complaints

Staples Inc. will discontinue advertising during news programming on Sinclair Broadcast Group stations after customer complaints about perceived right wing bias. The move follows a campaign by a liberal watchdog urging advertisers to challenge Sinclair’s news content, with Staples noting the decision was part of routine media buying adjustments.

Boston Staples Inc Sinclair Broadcast Group Inc Staples Framingham

Stern yanked from four Citadel stations over satellite talk

Howard Stern says Citadel Broadcasting pulled his syndicated show from Syracuse Providence Harrisburg and Grand Rapids this week for mentioning Satel lite radio and Sirius Satellite Radio. Citadel called the move an infomercial and declined comment through spokesman Alex Eule.

New York Howard Stern Satellite Citadel Broadcasting Corp Stern Sirius Satellite Radio Inc Citadel Syracuse Providence R.I Harrisburg

Reflective Tape to Surface All Rail Cars

Omaha report states yellow or white reflectors must be placed on the sides of locomotives and freight railcars to aid motorist visibility. Beginning March 4, railroads have five years to fit locomotives and ten years for freight cars, as ordered by the Federal Railroad Administration. Reflectors aim to reduce accidents and injuries at rail crossings nationwide.

Omaha Neb Federal Railroad Administration FRA

Delta plan cuts set to boost business travel demand

Delta Air Lines unveiled a nationwide cut of its priciest fares and a liberalized stay-over rule for cheaper tickets, promising simpler pricing and potential gains in business travel. Rival carriers warned of revenue losses up to 3 billion annually if copied, while Northwest and US Airways began matching fares on key routes, signaling a cautious industry-wide response.

Atlanta Delta Air Lines Delta Southwest AirTran Terry Trippler Minneapolis Delta Air Lines Inc Lei Nue Northwest Arlington

Wright designed homes struggle to sell in modern market

Okemos and Galesburg homeowners find few buyers for Frank Lloyd Wright designed houses. Prospective buyers seek modern features and large garages, while sellers worry about preserving the architect's legacy. Agents note the market is narrow, targeting those who value art and history.

Okemos Mich Frank Lloyd Wright Wright Arlene Moran Galesburg Kalamazoo Battle Creek Moran Don Schaberg Schaberg Susan Sweeton Scottsdale Taliesin West Sweeton

Flight attendants approve new contract pay cuts

US Airways flight attendants vote 64 percent in favor of a contract that cuts pay by 8.4 to 9 percent immediately and adds 1 to 2 percent raises from 2007 to 2011, with tougher work rules. The move is part of saving about 94 million dollars annually for the carrier in bankruptcy.

Arlington US Airways Association of Flight Attendants US Airways Group Inc

Handheld video game battle heats up Sony PSP launches

Sony unveiled the PlayStation Portable in Las Vegas ahead of CES, signaling a fierce handheld battle with Nintendo. Pricing and US availability were not announced, but a March launch in North America was indicated. The PSP weighs about 10 ounces, offers wireless multiplayer, and runs on Universal Media Disc. Nintendo's DS, at 150 dollars, features dual color screens and touch sensing, drawing from 1.5 million units sold since late November. Analysts foresee the DS and PSP expanding the global portable games market from 3.9 billion in 2003 to 11.1 billion by 2007, with the PSP likely appealing to older gamers.

Sony Corp United States Nintendo Co Las Vegas Sony U.S North American Japan Nintendo NPD Group Richard Ow DFC Intelligence

Federated to Rename 182 Stores as Macys Names Across States

Federated Department Stores will convert 182 regional stores including Ben Macys Burdines Macys Goldsmiths Macys Lazarus Macys and Richs Macys to Macy’s within months. The official name change takes effect March 6 with exterior signs two thirds complete, as the firm expands the Macy’s brand.

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