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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 2005
Page
6
Market diary shows NYSE advancing 2 212 with 4 1 decline and 1 063 NYSE new highs 1 661 614 440 shares traded. Nasdaq diary reports 2 077 advancing 65 declines and 27 new lows with 2 060 698 032 shares traded.
In Port NY the Tyco International retrial of L Dennis Kozlowski and Mark Swartz over alleged $600 million theft is slated to begin next week with prosecutors expected to focus on larger alleged misappropriations rather than items like a $6000 gold shower curtain. In Chicago Boeing Co announces end of 717 production next year and will record a $615 million charge affecting fourth quarter and full year 2004 results, with shares up 28 cents at $50.91 after prior declines.
Oracle Corp will fire 5,000 workers following its 10.3 billion takeover of PeopleSoft Inc. The 9 percent payroll reduction comes from the combined 55,000 employees, a smaller purge than Oracle planned 19 months ago when aiming to dismiss at least 6,000 PeopleSoft staff.
James Zimmerman, former chairman and CEO of Federated Department Stores, resigns from Goodyear Tire board amid perjury charges related to an antitrust probe. He pleaded not guilty. He had served since June 2001.
A major airline union urged the Transportation Department to convene a summit of management labor and consumer groups to tackle the industry crisis. Robert Roach Jr. of the IAMAW said a joint session could help rebuild a safe efficient system amid revenue losses and job cuts this decade.
Chicago based analyst says a real ground shift is underway as dietary guidelines push for more whole grains fruits and vegetables and less fat in foods. Kraft PepsiCo Gorton Dannon and others announce healthier options and labeling while chains add salads and lighter meals to menus amid rising obesity concerns.
In 2004 to 2005 the food industry pursued better labeling and healthier options. Hershey Foods backs SmartZone with Dr Barry Sears endorsement while government requires trans fat labeling by 2006. General Mills pledges whole grain cereals. Coca Cola and Pepsi reform labels for full container and 8 ounce serving. Kraftcreens ad curbs for kids. Industry figures warn PR tactics amid calls for broader nutrition reforms.
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