Analysts: No Bank One sale now
Analysts say Bank One is unlikely to be sold soon despite the departure of chief executive John B. McCoy. The Columbus based bank, post merger with First Chicago, faces a leadership transition and possible internal overhaul rather than a sale of its credit card unit or the entire company. Citigroup, Chase Manhattan or Bank of America are viewed as the most probable suitors if an exit occurs.
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Jonathan's sale due to space shortage at Elyria store
Jonathan's Furniture at 623 Griswold Road Elyria runs a massive inventory reduction sale after losing a 12 000 square foot adjacent warehouse lease. Manager owner Dave Pacanowsky says the space loss ends years of backups but a 4 000 square foot facility will be leased locally. Suppliers cut shipping times from eight to ten weeks to three to six weeks improving delivery. The store has operated on Griswold Road for almost 26 years.
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Stocks edge higher as market rally continues
Stocks rose modestly on Wednesday with the Nasdaq hitting its 12th closing high this month as inflation cooled and growth stayed strong. The Dow gained 3.06 to 11203.60 while the S and P 400 advanced to 1435.99. Amgen and Oracle led gains on the Nasdaq as tech stocks strengthened, with mixed results across other names.
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Toy shortages spark holiday scramble for Nintendo Game Boy Color
New York AP reports Game Boy Color units are sold out nationwide ahead of Christmas along with Amazing Ally dolls and Millennium Princess Barbie. Dolls and games sold out due to Taiwan earthquake related supply issues and stronger than expected demand. Buyers search stores and online auctions, facing high prices for limited stock.
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