Roswell couple start Watkins home business
Tim and Mary Dean Daniel, after 14 years retired, launched a Watkins home business in Roswell. Tim earned top district seller in October, citing low startup costs and strong support. The couple promote Watkins products and offer free catalogs and business opportunities. Call 623-9284 for details.
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McDonald's trims earnings forecast and shutters stores
McDonald’s Corp lowers its earnings outlook again and says it will exit three countries and close restaurants in about 10 others as part of a restructuring. The plan also cuts up to 600 jobs and reorganizes operations in four nations to cut costs.
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Purcella wins national FFA proficiency award
Micah Lea Purcella of the Goddard FFA Chapter was named national winner of the Proficiency Award in small animal production and care at the NFA convention in Louisville Kentucky after winning the New Mexico state competition. Finalists received 250 dollars and a plaque. Purcella earned an additional 250 dollars.
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Philips to close Albuquerque semiconductor fab by end of 2003
Philips Semiconductors will phase out its Albuquerque fab by end of 2003 with production shifting to other Philips sites in North America Asia and Europe. About 600 skilled workers will continue manufacturing through mid 2003 while Philips works with leaders to minimize local impact.
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Stocks dip as Iraq resolution and McDonalds outlook weigh
U N Security Council backs a tough Iraq disarmament resolution while McDonalds cuts its 2002 earnings target and shuts 175 restaurants. Dow falls 0.6 percent to 8537.13, Nasdaq drops 1.3 percent, S&P 500 off 0.9 percent as investors digest a volatile week and a Federal Reserve rate cut.
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