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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2005
Page
9
The NYSE diary shows 2305 advances and 948 declines with 1707 unchanged and volume at 2.06 billion shares. The Nasdaq diary records 2154 advances 943 declines 42 new lows 136 unchanged and volume near 2.08 billion shares.
Amy L. King of Re/Max Show Case in Monroe has earned the accredited buyer representation designation from the Real Estate Buyer's Agent Council of the National Association of Realtors. She joins more than 30,000 North American agents with the credential after completing required buyer representation courses.
Diebold Inc reports fourth quarter earnings of 62.8 million dollars or 87 cents per share, on sales of 717.2 million, compared with 59.2 million and 648.4 million a year earlier. The firm lowers 2005 profit outlook as Ohio moves to optical scan voting machines.
Starbucks Corp reported a 31 percent jump in earnings for the first quarter as strong sales of holiday drinks gift cards and music lifted results. The Seattle retailer earned 35 cents per share on $144.9 million, up from 27 cents on $110.4 million a year earlier, with revenue at $1.59 billion for the 13 weeks ended January 2.
A Cox News Service piece surveys how Americans in the South say coke while the Midwest calls it pop and the Northeast favors soda. It notes regional pockets, aging terms, and studies by linguists, with Canada sticking to pop and brands avoiding generic labels.
AFP to pay 81 million to settle claims of price manipulation. COLUMBUS based American Electric Power faced a federal probe over traders who allegedly sent false reports to industry publications used as price benchmarks in natural gas contracts. The settlement splits 30 million to the FTC 30 million to the DOJ and 21 million to the FERC.
Cincinnati real estate firm Bear Creek Capital seeks a Meijer anchor at Rivers Crossing south of I 71 along Ohio 48. Spokeswoman Harris says talks ongoing. Meijer would not confirm. The plan includes a movie theater, restaurants, hotel and upscale apartments with various other outlets eyed for nearby Kmart site and new Lebanon outlets.
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