Wal-Mart Plans 15 Billion Stock Buyback at Meeting
Wal-Mart announced it will repurchase up to 15 billion dollars of its shares replacing the current 15 billion program begun in 2011 with about 712 million left. The move comes as scrutiny grows over overseas operations after bribery allegations in Mexico and a deadly Bangladesh building collapse. Top executives defended integrity while shareholders debated governance proposals and leadership structure.
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J C Penney launches new home department in 500 stores
J C Penney rolled out revamped home departments in 500 of its 1100 locations with store within a store layouts. Designers and brands include Jonathan Adler Michael Graves Martha Stewart Bodum Pantone and Ordning Reda as part of a renewed push to draw customers back to stores led by CEO Mike Ullman after Ron Johnson.
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Cable One drops data fees adds faster tiers June 10
Cable One eliminates average data charges and introduces two DOCSIS 3.0 wideband tiers at 60 Mbps and 70 Mbps with 400 GB and 500 GB caps respectively. Affected customers receive usage notices and may be invited to switch plans. Joe Felbach emphasizes flexible, faster service and reliability. Cable One serves 730,000 customers in 42 markets across 19 states.
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Taos to Benefit From $8,680 Job Training Funds
The New Mexico Economic Development Department approved 8680 for JTIP to train one high wage position in Taos. Paradise Power Company PPC Solar, a Taos solar installer with ten employees serving northern New Mexico and southern Colorado, is the current recipient. The next JTIP Board meeting is June 14 in Albuquerque.
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Freddie Mac earns Above Average S&P servicing ranking
Standard & Poor's for the first time assigns Freddie Mac a Above Average rating for servicing loans tied to rental apartment buildings. The assessment cites seasoned management, technology and strong controls with a stable outlook. Freddie is master servicer for about 8,000 mortgages across 33 servicing companies.
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