Easton mall reshapes Columbus retail landscape
The Limited founder Les Wexner drives a 1.5 billion Northeast Columbus project named Easton Center, a townlike complex opening 2005 with Wal Mart Nordstrom Planet Hollywood AMC GameWorks and 30 screen cinema. Local merchants fear competition but officials expect increased traffic and new amenities.
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Underemployment seen as better gauge of economy than jobless rate
Americans like Jerry Lobdill and Chuck Engel challenge rosy economic reports arguing the unemployment rate at 4.2 percent hides hardships. They cite underemployment at 7.9 percent and disparities by race age and education while real estate and long job searches strain workers.
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Jerry Lobdill
Chuck Engel
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New Era Pricing Drives Stock Mania Beyond Earnings
In the ninth year of expansion the stock market fuels a tech and Internet surge based on momentum and expectations rather than profits. Amazon.com and other dot coms rise despite lacking earnings, as buyers price shares on future potential. Analysts compare long term returns, noting a shift from earnings and dividends to price momentum in valuing stocks.
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Investors fall for hindsight in mutual funds debate
AAPress column notes investors regret diversification after the Dow tops 10,000. It argues hindsight bias makes blue chips seem safest, while economic history of the 1990s and the 2000s remains unpredictable, urging patience and perspective.
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