You and Your Job William A Salo Elyria Manager
William A Salo, 46, of Elyria, is Oberlin College grounds manager overseeing a 50 acre campus. He has 3 years in the role after promotion from supervisor. His favorite aspect is visual satisfaction and his memorable moment was illumination night with 2,400 candle lanterns on Tappan Square. He would like to be a golf course manager and would change winter by adding snow. A form on the Chronicle business page invites others to share their job.
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Truth in Savings Act standardizes interest rate math nationwide
Banks and credit unions must reveal how they compute interest and disclose the daily or average monthly balance used to calculate yields under the Truth in Savings Act. The reform aims for apples to apples comparisons, though critics warn the practical benefit may be small for many savers.
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Forbes names Tsutsumi world's richest individual
Forbes July 5 ranking lists Yoshiaki Tsutsumi at about 9 billion with 40 percent Kokudo stake, potentially 22.5 billion if he owns all Kokudo. Walton family at 25.3 billion, Microsoft founder Bill Gates at 74 billion. American billionaires comprise one third of the list. total wealth 836 billion.
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Gates and Newhouses Top United States Wealth List
The AP reports Bill Gates with $7.4 billion in software and Donald E. and Samuel J. Newhouse Jr. each tied to $7.0 billion in publishing and cable TV holdings in the United States, reflecting major fortunes in tech and media.
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Bill Gates Still U S Richest Leader in Global Wealth
The Associated Press notes Forbes estimates place Bill Gates atop the world’s richest list. Major U S and international names follow, led by Walton and Mars families with billions in retail, candy, and other industries. Japan and Germany also appear among top fortunes.
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Dollar Gains in European Trade as Yen Climbs
The dollar rose against major currencies in early European trading while gold prices fell. In Tokyo the dollar closed at 110.48 yen, up 3.08 from Friday, and later London quoted 111.30 yen. Other rates moved higher for marks, francs, guilders, and lire, with the British pound at 1.4814 dollars. Gold fixed at 369.55 in London, down from 371.75, with Zurich bids at 368.50 and Hong Kong gold at 268.75. Silver in London traded at 4.29 dollars per ounce, down from 4.39.
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