Libera promotes Rogers to development manager in Jamestown NY
Libera Inc of Jamestown promotes Andrew Rogers a New Castle native to research and development manager. Rogers will coordinate technical direction staff activities and projects for the high tech firm, a Microsoft certified professional with a math degree and prior software consulting experience.
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Long-term investors urge calm amid volatile market
Memphis advisers advocate sticking to long-term plans despite steep Dow drops. They warn against market timing, urge measured decisions, and compare current volatility to 1994 rate hikes. Investors with long horizons hold tight while short-term traders sell for money markets or tech gains.
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New Castle Parker Hunter Over‑the‑Counter Stocks Quote
The figures shown are current as 10:18 a.m. today. Over‑the‑counter stocks list the bid price. Quotes are provided by the New Castle office of Parker Hunter Inc.
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Online music seller CDNow seeks buyer after merger collapse
CDNow, hit by a failed Columbia House merger and wider losses, is cutting costs by about 1 million a week and pursuing a buyer or investor by end of June. Revenue for the quarter ended March 31 rose to 43.6 million from 21.9 million, while a 0.92 per share loss topped analyst expectations. CEO Jason Olim notes the restructuring aims to keep CDNow a leading online music site as it negotiates with more than two dozen potential partners while retaining 28 million in cash and a 10 million borrowing backstop.
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Freshwater shrimp offered as tobacco income alternative
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Pickett County
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