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Ns) Eoveast S084 123824 The 5 percent to 10 percent reduction in the 10,000-person staff will mostly hit marketing employees as the company consol. idatesits staff for different brands hs y Wns : met Hatee tye 90ve Wear! wae? sO3708 35 Think: Pad laptops and Netfinity computer servers under one marketing umbrella. IBM notified employees Wednesday of the cuts, which will be completed by the ‘nd of the year ; . ie i 3 Gea ame dietShs = n| Navistar: ie IBM is cutting , |’ Neer Rez cm (36 1s Lee Gag lena| From PC Workforce , Wy ie + oh iey fe Natl 23] Nabwes na) NOME. 7 7 GAS 26 ops Nae 0 918 Wr + IBM to Cut1,000 including Aptiva PCs, SF 2 % Beier 57 &it* ossang offered. Wages were notlisted. 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Common fractions: Businessman Pays Fine man has agreed to pay an $845,000 fine to settle charges his company S 7 j : we eee pret 7 The Salt Lake Tribune BUSINESS note Aan Co Delta Sells Stake gs re In Swissair Company Aba ACUND 44519+ ATLANTA Delta Air Lines has sold its 525,000 shares of stock age \# mH 1 ' in SAirGroup, panyof Swissair the parent com- = 3 as ues, Ngee t ae pany Arowel ‘Thetransaction will result in a before-tax gain of about $29 mil lion and cash proceeds of about had held the stock since 1989. itemON ee, Om eae Reser 12IND 2B oe | Hae ten ae ia 8 | kas, Howers 2 a5 iy‘ Seah or M0 Vine2 4 $114 million, the Atlanta-based tirlines said Friday Delta's shares in SAirGroup amounted to about a 5 percent stakein the Swiss company, Delta ne, OF pa a8 Ag" Ass fad orisae ripen ee Ny ys Buames. 940 7 S| Gears + Kamber “ ; 2) vs Fost 02en S28 are Few ot : 4 +m 0 Mitsubishi, Volvo Team Up for Trucks TOKYO Japan's Mitsubishi Motors Corp, and Sweden's Volvo AB are forging stronger ties in an effort to become a more formida: ble force in the global market for trucks and buses. nder the agreement «inounced Friday, Volvo will buy a5 percentstake in Mitsubishi for $270 million. Mitsubishi will buy upto5 percent of Volvo by the end i 7 EX Unity CBOT 5.000 bu miriam cents per bushetDec #9 1740 of 90022 Sorme__t_Con_3 fees’ ite OW akshi oars BOT S00 bu rican conts Der buabetDac: PM er tavern reste i| > IWB e WY tt 100 kaw oars per hon MEAL COT SOVRGAN OM | SOYBEAN Cro IateSARSsaa AKore 2) Commer ee SS TA Meare ote ys Ar also The Japanese automaker : BI\ o ka verd ye tone tiS he COT 62.800 ia cts par Dec 9 78 plans to make its truck and bus BI Oecon§ SS Ae) Baer” tas 3 Iw lay SOYBEANS CROT $.000 by minima per busheiow 99 $4, Operations a new subsidiary by {| WHEAT GHOT S000 by rrbram- ents Ge ttt D4 r 3 fewanmerm vin sve saa Bt emesis f oS aei 2001, Volvo taking a stakeof | wealUne ys eh Wmowed eS 8 aS aremeck = Up to with 19.9 percent CATT CME 0,000 be. ——e Onn s perce FEEDERCA LIE COME $0,000 Bs. carts On The combined production and prpgereere| ere ere rf CAE 4,000 Boa carts ver B Ore 281 ales of trucks and buses by Mit. NYSE Li NASDAQ Losers AMEX Losers PORK BELLIES CME 40,000 a. cents per Ib. Feb Om 4) ; femmes Ctm_ | oem a_Co | terme Fuels uibishi, Volvo and Scania AB— a e—LA- 28> kal | ee Bt oe eines coere ov 9 907 Swedish truckmaker Volvo is sh 4 | gern,ss avn = UGHT SWEET CRUDENYMNK 1.000 tik diary per tk Now 99 2800 acquiring will surpass that of BF Weemrtine fs i NATURAL GAS NYMOX 10000 rm biv's $00" mM OAV How 9? TRIE 787 Now on er cay oak GASOUINENYA€2.0 UNLEADED ry Ae |= Dred ih leader orld cur the© current Ww a4 Toeeeer Tee HLVER O00) CBOT 1,00 or. cents oer os Ow 9 imlerChrysler AEA Peraoce vee cet HER | RE, USN| Hr GRADE COPPERCOMK 25.000 he cents oer De ” t whit 4 | j{ | ' |
