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Show TheSait Lake Tribune BUSINESS Friday, July 2, 1999 Reading the Quotations BUSINESS GLANCE Caen fers UtahStocks (on 26% ‘What you need to know about the New York, American and NASDAQ exchanges We a3 Vol ES DulBro pik 1.56 1030 18% Dupont s 1.26 226092 Ea Li) 799) Prices are expressed in fractions. Common fractions: Vy 125¢ Y= 256 Y= 3754 = 6254 4 = 756 14 = 87.56 @ Stock Name:_This is the abbreviation issued to each stock. The Celebrity Rogue Trader Not Out of WoodsYet symbol uses no spaces. If you see a space, iis to set aside a footnote SINGAPORE — A Singapore law firm said Thursday that it fOHhw 14 NPWADS. NaflkV $ 1 @ Footnotes: u— Anew 52:week high. d— A new 52-week low ‘9 — Dividends or eamings in Canadhan money. Stock trades in U.S. dollars. No yield or PE unless staled in U.S. money. 11 — New issue in the past 52 weeks. High-iow range begins with thestart of trading and does not cover the entire 52-week penod, 8 — Split orstock dividendof 25 percent or morein the past 52 weeks. The high-low range is adjusted from the old stock. Dividend beginswith the date of spit or stock dividend. v— Trading halted on the primary market payments not designated as regular are identified in the folowing footnotes: a — Also extra or extra, b— Annual rate plus stock dividend plans to keepinvestigating whether the securities trader blamed for the collapse of Britain's oldest bank has any money hidden away. The rogue trader, Nick Leeson, is scheduled to be released from a Singapore prisonasearly as Satur- day “Our file on Leeson is open,” said Chong Yee Leong of Singapore-based Rajah and Tann, which represents liquidators for now-defunct Barings Futures Singapore. 108/16 NuSkin 3 Nutractl v Md 4% )- B00Cont WW ParaMed 152/» Questar 5 ff 2 SecNH 40/1 Yu Senfocp 7% a SimonT'n 401 \aeSkyWest 2Ve 11/1 SpecHtthh_ 9 eStart ‘¢ — Liquidating dividend. e — Declared or paid in preceding 12months. i — Declared or paid alter stock dividend or spt up. | — Paid this year, dividend omitted, deterred or no action taken atlast dividend meeting. k — Declared paid this year, an accumlative issue with dividendsin arrears. r — Declared or paaid in preceding 12 months, plus stock dividend. t — Paid in stock in preceding 12 months, estimated cash value or ex-divi dend or ex-distnbution date, x — Ex-diviend or exrnghts. y — Ex-dividend or salesin full, z— Salesin full. pf —Preterred, pp — Holder owesinstallment(s) or purchase price. rt — Rights. un — Units. wd —When distibuted. wi — When issued. wt— Warrants, ww — With warns. xw — Without warrants. vj — In bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganized under the bankrupicy act, or secunties assumed by such companies Price/Eamings ratio. The current market price of a comny's Stock expressed as a multiple ofits total per share eamings for the previous 12 months. @ ok: Number of shares, in hundreds, that tradedhands, @ Last: The last price the stock sold for, or the closing price. Working fromhis basein Singa- pore, Leeson, a Briton, made unau- thorized futures trades that eventually lost $1.4 billion and led to the collapse of Barings Bank in 1995. Leeson, 32, has served about half of his six-year sentence for hiding his risky bets. Once freed — and deported from Singapore — the formertraderwill face the world as a celebrity, Newspapers are reportedly vying to get his interview for a sixfigure sum, while a movie based on his case, “Rogue Trader,” pre- FONX NASD. dd 2517 FC NYSE me 7 GTNR NASD m ou) 5 ILNK NASD dd 165) 4 5 IWHM. 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Growth in new orders at the ni tion's factories indicated the up- ward trendwill continue. “Both production and new orders exhibited significant growth when compared to May bert J. Ore, head of the National Association of Purchasing Manage- ments survey committee. In Washington, meanwhile, the Commerce Department reported construction spending fell in May for a second straight month. That indicated that one of the economy's strongest sectors is starting to slow, in part because mortgage rates sel |r ver 1 Si | RversTut 10 have beenrising. Clinton: Tech Exports Require More Latitude WASHINGTON — President Clinton eased export restrictions on computers Thursday, making it easier for the high-tech industry to sell more powerful systems to foreign countries. The industry had sought the change because current restric- tions, designed to keep advanced technology outof the hands of hos: tile militaries, have failed to keep up with the advances in commer: cially available computers. Ofparticular interest to the industry is the vast market in China. which has been under scrutiny for allegedly spying on U.S. nuclear labs. The new, morerelaxed guide. lines will cover sales to China. “The Chinese market is growing about twice as fast as the world market [for computers], about 29 percent a year,” said James W. Jar rett, president of Intel China, a subsidiary of Intel Corp. “And the Chinese PC market is now third or fourth largest in the world, andgiv enits growth rate should be No. 2 in a couple of years.” ‘Therestrictions onsales to what areclassified as “Tier 3° countries currently allow export of systems that can perform 7,000 million the oretical operations per second for 2 ia 7” + meee m0 an s nba lan fm @e ms| Hi Jom Sani Gen . . _ civilian use and 2,000 million per secondfor military use Now, computer makers will be able tosell systems for civilianuse that perform12,300 million opera tions per second. Technology that second. Amtrak Ends Race Suit With $8M Settlement WASHINGTON — Amtrak sake eE?S could have @ military application will be limited to 6,500 million per CANTY 1S Om ChAe hem 6le Bille’ Bane an. ‘The settlement, which requires federal court approval, would cre ate an $8 million fund to provide economic relief for the employees who sued. The national railroad also agreed to changes in its human resources and equal opportunity procedures Under terms of the settlement Amtrak did not admit to any wrongdoing, but agreed to extensive changes in corporate practices designed lo prevent race d nation Advancnd Gecired \reharand ¥ New faa + na WI BY] 1h 5.000 be miner canis oer GunheOec 9 XD 718 f= Se eR managementpositions succeace® nounced Thursday that it had greed to settle a race diserimina: tion lawsuit filed by black manage: ment employees and applicants for t ray rave Tree 12 20 ea Wn B tes 8 e jee De Ot kam tienhe sae nu ane Pi "F NASDAQ Diary %4 1h ‘1h Cesc Rate Fed Fronts Cone To ) me + roe 1 Tew ou 1 ex | ew Pel i| th ow ih fe ewe im Cj ~ om 4M ee mod oR + erm ie ho Feed Sm rare creetoent 2 on aa we ine 00 ot one LA et. onts oer ot Jrrenc on 700 tn carts oer vw, » Le age? m 70 Ow io mn w am ‘ NASD. 69 262452 NYSE W423 19 NASD 0 437 Ss NYSE 19 56123) NASD ws 5 He ‘ NASD dd 5S NYSE 6 35 20 1458 91" NASO. 9 46 Stn NASD 16t 103.26 NASD. dd 1987 NASD dd 385 NASD 12 5 15 280325 NASD. dd 30 NASD. 8 5 @ Chy: The change between yesterday's closing price and the miered last week in London before a star-studded audience. 01 on ne ae i 4 |
