Stanley Lumber Closes After Long Trade With Loyal Customers
TruServ spokeswoman Mary Viola described the 1997 merger origins linking True Value to ServiStar Coast to Coast and Cotter & Co. She noted Stanley Lumber faced high minimum purchases and that the firm sought to preserve creditor payments. Longtime staffers Atterberry and Bryant reflected on loyal workers, while customers like Luther Wilson and Tim Vernon mourned the closure and loss of convenient access.
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Germany economy slides as unemployment rises and output falls
Germany faces rising unemployment and a 0.4 percent drop in June industrial output, signaling a push toward recession. EU figures show manufacturing slumps across Europe with Germany Italy and the Netherlands near the brink, challenging ECB growth forecasts and euro area recovery hopes.
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Italy
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Nigel Anderson
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Stefan Schneider
Deutsche Bank
U.S
Schneider
Britain
Transport and General Workers Union
Morgan Stanley
Belgium
France
BASF to cut 1200 more jobs amid weak global economy
German chemical giant BASF AG posted a 97 percent drop in second quarter profit to 11 million euros, announced 1,200 more job cuts over 18 months, and warned of no major rebound before 2002. The firm plans 400 million euro annual savings and has closed 14 factories as part of its strategy.
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Morgan Stanley analyst sued by AOL shareholders
Morgan Stanley and its Internet analyst Mary Meeker face a shareholder lawsuit in federal court in New York on behalf of AOL and AOL Time Warner investors. The suit alleges positive AOL stock recommendations to win banking fees, citing a 1999 pay package of 15 million dollars. Other suits against Meeker and Morgan Stanley involve Amazon.com and eBay investors, with dismissal anticipated.
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Schiffrin & Barroway LLP
Wall Street Journal
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Greenspan's conservative bets pay off in 2000 portfolio
Fed chief Alan Greenspan's annual disclosure shows a safety oriented stance heavy in Treasury securities. End of 2000 valuations reach up to 9.6 million if at maximum, with even the low end around 3.1 million, amid broad market declines including Dow down 6.2 percent and Nasdaq down 39.3 percent.
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Alan Greenspan
Greenspan
Treasury
Fed
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