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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 2001
Page
5
Explanation of Real Estate Investment Trusts REITs as tax advantaged real estate groups and their investment requirements plus dividends. Then define no load mutual funds describing sales fees front end loads and preference for index funds tracking broad markets with low fees. Ends with invitation to ask questions.
A Boston salesman recovered $3.5 million in abandoned EMC shares after decades of price swings. He bought 3000 shares in 1987, sold 2000 to pay college costs, and later held the remaining 1000 as the stock split to 48,000. EMC rose sharply from 1993 onward, underscoring the risk and reward of long holding.
The firm calls itself the invisible engine of a cashless economy, processing and safeguarding electronic payments including credit and debit cards and electronic checks. It serves 2.5 million merchants, employs 27,000, and handles over $2 trillion yearly for 392 million consumers across 1,400 institutions worldwide. The tale includes a 1988 stock tip linked to Home Depot via Peter Lynch and Fool’s investment prompts.
The piece argues American Express Bo stands out in consumer branding as Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley expand beyond corporate markets. It notes Barrons suggested a Morgan Stanley bid for AmEx to build a broad financial services leader. It questions premium buyouts but predicts AmEx brand value will rise as banks target all customers.
A gargantuan global financial services firm posted 2000 profits of about 14 billion on 112 billion in revenue with 230000 employees serving 120 million clients in 400 countries. Brands include Primerica Salomon Smith Barney and Travelers under a red umbrella. The stock rose over 70 percent in three years.
As the Fed cuts rates, banks stop lowering variable credit card rates citing economy and rising uncollectible debt. Floors on rates limit declines, while fixed-rate cards may drop to stay competitive. Consumers urged to read terms and note 15‑day change notice.
Group in The Hague works toward a new treaty guiding private cross border civil cases. It would let parties choose governing courts while allowing home country filing for consumers and employees, with enforcement across borders. Opponents warn it could invite global suits and curb e commerce.
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