Dream Body contest finalists spark Trim Spa hype
Tenby Turner and Matt Cumberledge, once uncertain about their looks, became Trim Spa Dream Body finalists in Nassau Bahamas at Crystal Palace Resort. They credit the program for a 38 pound combined gain in confidence and physique. Orders for Trim Spa start at 39.95 for 30 days with 5.95 shipping, or 94.95 for 90 days with free shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenby Turner
Matt Cumberledge
Trim Spa
Tenby
Matt
Nassau
Bahamas
Crystal Palace Resort
Jobless claims rise as leading index nudges up in December
Americans filing new unemployment claims rose by 18 000 last week while the Conference Board leading index in December edged up 0 1 percent marking a third straight gain. Despite the mixed data Wall Street moved lower with the Dow down about two points and economists warn that claims may be revised after the MLK holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Conference Board
Ken Goldstein
Wall Street
Dow
Iraq
Labor Department
McDonald’s posts first ever quarterly loss in 2002
McDonald’s Corp reports a 343.8 million fourth quarter loss for 2002 due to charges and write-offs aimed at reversing a sustained slump. The company discloses closing 719 underperforming restaurants while planning 850 new traditional outlets, 380 satellite locations in facilities like airports, and 150 other brand restaurants as CEO Jim Cantalupo signals needed changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Brook
McDonald's Corp
Burger Giant
McDonald's
McDonald’s
Jim Cantalupo
Modest gains on Wall Street lift stocks after earnings
Wall Street ended a five day slide. Texas Instruments and Qualcomm beat estimates lifting the Dow 0.6 percent to 8369.47. Nasdaq rose 2.1 percent to 1388.27 and S P 500 gained 1 percent to 87.34 as investors weighed Iraq tensions and cautious corporate outlooks. PeopleSoft also beat expectations with fourth quarter profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Texas Instruments
Iraq
Alfred BE. Goldman
Ag, Edwards & Sons Inc
Standard & Poor
Qualcomm
Quar
Goldman
PeopleSoft
SUVs Gain Popularity Amid Backlash Across Regions
The article notes rising SUV sales despite criticism from eco groups evangelicals and columnists. GM sold over 1.2 million SUVs last year, with Hummer 2 adding nearly $1 billion to GM Ford Explorer sales rival Honda Accord and Toyota Camry. Experts cite psychological ties to mobility and freedom, while critics flag high fuel use and road hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors
Ford
Honda
Explorer
Michael Marsden
Eastern Kentucky University
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tenby Turner and
Tom Spa
Tamspa.com
Tam Spa
Tom McMillen
Clinton
Jim
Trimspa
Ecwedt
Tram Spa Corporation
Food and
Texas
McDonald’s Corp
McDonald
IGN
Petersburg Times
Sue Thiemann
Thiemann
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!