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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1999

Page

9

Online brokers face crashes as online trading booms

Ed Ellks of Warren Ohio plans to close his Ameritrade account after months of delays in online trades. Investors embrace cheap commissions despite periodic system crashes and delays that have drawn investigations and lawsuits. Industry officials warn the risks could grow if Internet stocks turn bearish. Trades in early 1999 averaged about 450,000 per day, up more than 30 percent for two quarters.

New York Ed Ellks Ellks Warren Ohio Ameritrade Eliks Credit Suisse First Boston

Disaster plan key Know cost of living

A financial expert urges preparation for income downturns citing a rise in living costs and the need to track expenses. It recommends building a safety cushion through saving and insurance, analyzing fixed overhead, and planning how to trim nonessential costs if earnings drop.

Larry Schneider Disability Insurance Resource Center Reston Strong Funds

From kitchen table to catalog giant Cabela's rise

Dick Cabela built a small home business into a national outdoor sporting goods cataloger based in Sidney Nebraska. By 1963 mimeographed sheets grew into catalogs, shipments to 50 states and 120 countries. today Cabela's posts about 420 million in mail order and Internet sales and operates an ESPN show.

Cabela’s Nebraska Sidney ESPN Cabela Mary Chicago Cabelas Chappell Cabe Neb

Steep Co creates chic loose leaf teas in a no frills shop

Glastonbury Connecticut based Steep Co markets Stoopid Love and 23 other gourmet teas to cafes and restaurants nationwide. CEO Jeff Piazza, 81, started the business in 1995 after leaving an insurance program and building a hip tea brand aimed at young coffeehouse customers.

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