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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 2004
Page
6
Beverly C. of Las Vegas questions stock split logic while Berkshire Hathaway moves bigger per share. Editors explain percentage gains matter more, noting class B moves and class A volatility. They urge focusing on company performance and provide SEC earnings report access guidance.
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The company began in 1902 in Minneapolis and grew into a discount retail giant with 7,313 stores in 47 states and over $48 billion in revenue. It acquired Rivertown Trading Co in 1998 and sold Mervyn's later. After 2000 it changed its name based on its top revenue unit.
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Intel Corp shifts leadership as Paul Otellini named chief executive to succeed Craig Barrett in May. The board approves a 500 million share repurchase costing over 11.5 billion, and lifts the quarterly dividend to near 11.5 cents. Buybacks may offset option dilution, yet macro chip demand remains weak.
The San Francisco Chronicle notes shoppers focus on use and price over megapixels as cameras range from disposable to high end. Experts say lighting, lenses, and printer quality shape photos, with prices dropping and 35 percent of U.S. homes owning a digital camera. Canon, Sony, Kodak lead, while others like Concord offer solid value.
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