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4th of August 2003 News

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UNDERWEAR MAKER TO CLOSE TEXAS PLANT

Date: 05 August 2003

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Fruit of the Loom Inc, underwear maker owned by Berkshire Hathaway Inc, to close at end of year Harlingen, Tex, plant that employs 791 workers because of competition with Asian imports (S)

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JUDGE APPROVES SETTLEMENT OF DRUG INSURANCE SUIT

Date: 05 August 2003

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Merck & Co's Medco Health Solutions unit says federal judge gave premilinary approval to $42.5 million settlement of class-action suit charging plaintiffs did not get maximum savings they had been promised through Medco; accord requires changes in way Medco notifies subscribers of coverage (S)

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GENERAL ELECTRIC TO SELL BOND INSURANCE UNIT

Date: 05 August 2003

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

General Electric to sell Financial Guaranty Insurance Co, bond insurance unit, for $1.9 billion to group led by PMI Group Inc; will keep $260 million of unit's profit as part of sale (S)

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LINCOLN NATIONAL TO CUT AS MANY AS 1,000 JOBS

Date: 05 August 2003

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Lincoln National Corp, life insurer, says it will cut up to 1,000 jobs, about 17 percent of its work force, after combining its life insurance and annuities businesses (S)

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NORTHROP WINS NAVY SPY PLANE CONTRACT

Date: 05 August 2003

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Northrop Grumman Corp gets $1.93 billion Navy contract to design, build and demonstrate updated version of E-2 Hawkeye spy plane (S)

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FIDELITY INVESTMENTS SPINS OFF FUND MANAGER

Date: 05 August 2003

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Fidelity Investments splits off Geode Capital Management, index fund manager and test-bed for new investment strategies, as separate company that can now solicit customers outside of Fidelity (S)

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UNION PACIFIC PLANS SALE OF SHARES IN TRUCKING UNIT

Date: 05 August 2003

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Union Pacific Corp plans initial public sale of up to 100 percent of shares in its Overnite Transportation Co trucking unit (S)

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CHARLES SCHWAB SELLS $6 MILLION OF HIS SHARES

Date: 05 August 2003

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Founder and chairman Charles Schwab reports selling 600,000 shares of company on July 30 at $10.40 each (S)

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Shares Are Mostly Higher, Led by Telecommunications

Date: 05 August 2003

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Dow Jones industrial average rises 32.07 points, to 9,186.04; Standard & Poor's 500-stock index rises 2.67 points, to 982.82; Nasdaq composite index drops 1.56 points, to 1,714.06; stock price graphs and tables (M)

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Iraqis Get the News but Often Don't Believe It

Date: 05 August 2003

By Richard A. Oppel Jr

Richard Oppel

Nascent Iraqi media offers evidence that free market can thrive, but Iraqis in Baghdad and in other cities are overwhelmed by choices and struggling to figure out which news sources are believable; for last 35 years they have had little access to news except for Saddam Hussein's version; now there are more than 100 newspapers being published, satellite dishes are selling widely and Internet cafes dot the streets; one outlet that does not appear to be winning over most Iraqis is occupying powers' own Iraqi Media Network, $5 million-a-month effort whose programming is called dull and repetitive by many Iraqis; network is managed by Pentagon contractor; it has been criticized even by some of its own officials, who contend that its credibility has been hurt by meddling by occupation officials and bare-bones budget; its television director quit in protest over network's limited resources; senior Iraqi Media Network official claims network is spending lots of money on new equipment and working to develop new shows quickly; spokesman for civilian administrator says some form of propaganda is always part of plan; photo (M)

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