Taxman's advice Dont wait to file 98 returns
New York AP One way to buck the trend this tax season is to file your return early. The IRS expects about 36 million returns around the April 15 deadline, with roughly 70 percent of taxpayers due refunds. Tax pros urge early prep due to 1998 tax law revisions including Roth IRAs new education credits and capital gains rules. Early filing speeds refunds to about three weeks and helps avoid penalties for those who owe.
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Signs of success are crystal clear doe Mosbrook Jr
Amhersts David Moore, a 37 year old entrepreneur, reflects on a life of impulsiveness from Mardi Gras road trips and late night revelry to a calmer path. His doctor warns of high cholesterol, prompting a subtler lifestyle while he continues to push Crystal Mortgage Co. toward growth.
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G7 agrees on plan to overhaul global financial architecture
In Bonn the G seven pledged stronger early warnings for financial crises and coordinated surveillance, while the United States rejected currency regulation. Hans Tietmeyer proposed steps to curb shocks. Rubin urged domestic-policy strength and Europe and Japan to lift demand-led growth ahead of a May leaders' summit in Cologne.
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Olivetti Lobs Hostile Bid For Telecom Italia
Olivetti Spa confirms a 58 billion hostile takeover bid for Telecom Italia in Milan. The move targets Telecom Italia Mobile and its parent, with Olivetti exploring financing via Infostrada and Omnitel sales to Mannesmann. Banks advising Olivetti expect to raise funds, while Console opens an insider trading inquiry amid the market activity.
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Shoshanna Lonstein Finds Fashion Fame With Own Label
Seinfeld ex girlfriend Shoshanna Lonstein, 23, launches the Shoshanna clothing line for shapely figures. Sales are expected to exceed $1 million in 1999 as Bloomingdale’s reports sellouts, while critics cite fitting design and a niche beyond her celebrity past.
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