Boeing chief defends global strategy amid rival jet clash
Boeing chairman Phil Condit argues for a global shift from a U.S. centered firm to a worldwide operation to access growing markets, while safeguarding jobs through diversification. He notes services and military work bolster revenue as the A380 rivalry with Airbus sparks trade tensions.
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Saving for retirement starts in your 30s and 50s
The On the Money column by Bill Henningsen of Edward Jones advises that starting now matters for both 30s and 50s savers. It recommends maxing 401(k) plans, considering IRAs, and smart spending to boost long term growth with balanced, growth oriented investments.
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Bowling joins Dengel and Son Mortuary as part time director
Rex Bowling former Franklin County Sheriff retires after 24 years and joins Dengel and Son Mortuary in Ottawa. He will help direct funeral services meet families work outside including setting vaults and monuments. Dengel calls him respected and likable and notes prior hire of a former sheriff.
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