Wells Fargo funds All-State Academic Team stipends in New Mexico
Wells Fargo Bank partners with the New Mexico Association of Community Colleges to sponsor the Phi Theta Kappa All-State Academic Team, underwriting 8000 dollars for 36 stipends. Recipients include Samuel Mudge and David Tasker of New Mexico Military Institute and Leslie Decker Jr and Martha Lemus of Eastern New Mexico University Roswell. The program, begun in 1994, recognizes two year college scholars for achievement leadership and service.
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Roswell
Wells Fargo Bank
New Mexico Association of Community Colleges
New Mexico
Samuel Mudge
David Tasker
New Mexico Military Institute
Leslie Decker, Jr
Martha Lemus
Eastern New Mexico University
Rick Moore
Phi Theta Kappa
Wells Fargo & Company
Wellsfargo
North America
Dividends Return as Safer Investment in Bear Market
In a bear market, investors seek dependable income from dividend paying stocks. Exxon Mobil IBM McDonald’s and Pfizer lead the comeback, offering guaranteed cash returns while non dividend payers fall. Analysts note higher yields than money markets and dividend reinvestment boosts share purchases.
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New York
Carol Levey
Levey
Exxon Mobil
IBM
McDonald's
Pfizer
Encino
Calif
Wall Street
Joseph Keating
AmSouth Asset Management
Birmingham
Ala
Arnie Kaufman
Standard & Poor
Outlook
Bankrate.com
Keating
Steve Wetzel
New York University
School of Continuing Education
S&p 500
Procter & Gamble
Ashland Inc
Paul Chellgren
Covington
Ashland
Chellgren
Microsoft
Real estate investments draw cash from shaken stock markets
Adam Slone moves from stocks to real estate amid market turmoil. Investors flood into REITs and homes as mortgage rates stay low, while agents in Chicago and California report stronger activity. Experts note real estate offers stability and long term value despite market swings.
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Chicago
Adam Slone
Slone
Mike Langland
California
Robert Bailey
California Association of Realtors
Wall Street
Washington
Ron Sitrin
Sitrin
New Mexico Unemployment Rises to 6.2 Percent in June
New Mexico’s jobless rate increased to 6.2 percent in June from 6.1 percent in May, while national unemployment stood at 5.9 percent. The Labor Department cited delayed summer hiring in seasonal industries, cautious tourism hiring, and temporary government education job declines that will return in August and September.
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N.M. Memnt
Albuquerque
New Mexico
State Department of Labor
Labor Department
Hispanic Television Network files for Chapter 11 in Fort Worth
Hispanic Television Network Inc filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in federal court Fort Worth seeking emergency financing from Broadcast Links Inc to become principal shareholder. The company operates Television Hispano and the American Independent Network and owns two Texas stations with six affiliates.
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Presi
Fort Wort
Hispanic Television Network Inc
Broadcast
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National Republican Congressional Committee
Richard Brown
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Republican Party
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Congress
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St. Paul Companies
New York Stock Exchange
National Association of Realtors
Merrill Lynch
Langland
Lawrence Yun
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First State Bancorp
Bank Albuquerque
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First Community Industrial Bank
First Community
Washington Mutual Inc
Colorado
Utah
H. Patrick Dee
First State
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
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