Tokyo real estate magnate tops Forbes richest list
An 88-year-old Tokyo economics professor’s wealth fell to 13 billion dollars yet he remains the world’s richest. Taikichiro Mori leads a 291-billonaire Forbes tally that shows Japan with 34 entrants while the United States has 101. Notable Americans include Sam Walton’s family at 24.0 billion and Bill Gates at 6.4 billion. The piece warns Forbes estimates are educated guesses and cites past misvaluations like Canada’s Reichmanns.
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Study finds wages shrinking for most workers
A report by the Economic Policy Institute shows 80 percent of the U.S. workforce faced real wage declines over the past five years, with erosion spanning education groups. Mishel and Bernstein note gains in the 1980s faded, except among highly paid women, and the gender wage gap is narrowing mainly because men's wages fall.
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Area Firms File for Incorporation in June
Secretary of State Robert Taft notes numerous Ohio filings in June across Avon Avon Lake Elyria Lorain and North Ridgeville. Firms include Avon Tim Farthofer Builder-Contractor Inc Maurer's Door Service Inc McDee's Karate Academy Inc Kitty Kloister Inc A Lighter Note Co Gilfether & Associates Sunrise Environmental Group and Footer Construction Intl with various incorporators and designated agents.
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Tim Farthofer
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Dearwood Danials
Lorain
Kitty
Sunrise Environmental Group, Inc
Black River Corporate Services, Inc
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Footer Construction Int
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Braniff Shutdown Leaves Travelers Stranded in Florida
Braniff International Airlines abruptly halted operations leaving about 600 stranded in Orlando and other cities. Passengers scrambled for seats on other carriers as Braniff offered little warning and no exchange agreements. Continentals offered discounts for through July 17, while travelers are advised to report losses to the U.S. Department of Transportation and notify credit card companies for charged tickets. Braniff was operating from multiple hubs including Orlando International and Dallas Fort Worth.
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Cheap fares push American into record June traffic
American Airlines says June was its busiest month ever with 20.3 percent more traffic than June 1991 and an average load factor around 70 percent. The boost follows a 50 percent off sale that ran through September 13, with many of the airline's 12 busiest days occurring after June 14. Delta and United also reported record June boardings, signaling a industrywide peak.
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