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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 2004
Page
6
A reader from Bangor asks about long term investing and watching funds. The piece points to 401k basics, employer options, and directing readers to company investor sections and two resources for further guidance.
Former car salesman shares behind the scenes negotiation tactics. He notes high turnover, commissions, manager influence, monthly targets, and incentives. Advice emphasizes staying calm, prepared to walk away, and avoiding confrontational tactics. References Edmunds and carcom sites are urged for more guidance.
A reader recalls buying 2,000 shares at 1 dollar after a hot tip from a defense linked teleconferencing supplier. Prices rose to 3.75, then fell to 1 and 75 cents over months, with further buys and losses. The note warns against greed and urges due diligence before buying more falling stock.
The Motley Fool reports the first worm infecting a call phone, exploiting the Symbian operating system used by Nokia, Siemens, Ericsson, and Sony. The harmless worm, currently disruptive by repeatedly seeking Bluetooth devices, signals smartphone security vulnerabilities and may affect future product announcements and market reactions.
Stanford founders and two electrical engineering PhD candidates created a large directory of web sites later known as Jerry’s Guide to the World Wide Web and then as a hierarchical oracle. The public debut in 1996 reached 49 employees, with stock up about 2500 percent. now the top Internet brand serving over 230 million monthly.
A tangled trivia item traces a figure connected to Pike Place Market, stock-option plans, public listing in 1992, a vast global footprint, and diverse ventures from ice cream to tea. It also references a nautical past and a famous literary character, inviting reader questions about the answer.
The AP notes Nokia's N-Gage QD marks a modest improvement over the original but remains a bulky hybrid of phone and handheld game. It swaps memory cards hotly, drops FM radio and USB, and offers longer battery life while still struggling against standalone gaming devices.
eBay bidding updates come via Pluck Corp's new Auction Scout plug in for Internet Explorer. The free software delivers alerts on items and allows shared folders for up to 30 people, targeting ads to user interests and letting buyers seek input from others.
Toyota and Sony push expansion overseas as plants rise in China to cut costs and reach growing markets. Foreign help cited as key, with 62 percent of 350-plus foreign firms in Japan planning expansion. Hartford Life eyes Japan for variable annuities amid aging population and pension fund concerns.
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