@L|}6CD l0C)HCC WhL/h `CmCDiD`  R@P1  Y0@R !L` D  C D     )16CS S)  C)D1 p p 0 C9DI pCDL~CiCDiD`Personal income rose dramatically this quarter. Income tax reductions are stimulating consumer spending. The} gross national product increased this quarter. The government has relaxed its opposition to mergers. A nego}tiated ending of upheavals in Africa buoys the market.The government approves loan guarantees for industry. Record co}rporate profits are reported this quarter. The Federal Reserve lowered the discount rate today. Total indust}rial production rose this quarter. Unemployment dropped to single digit levels this month. Inflation dropp }ed below the 5% mark this quarter. Lower interest rates are stimulating economic activity. Unemployment incre }ased significantly this quarter. Inflation is the nation's number one economic problem. High interest rates a }re slowing down the economy. Personal income dropped sharply this quarter. Sharp tax increases are }hampering economic growth. The government has reported a sharp drop in the GNP. The government reported an }unfavorable balance of trade. News reports of possible war depress the market. experts announced a new techno}logical breakthrough today. leaders indicated that an impending strike was averted. inventories are reported to be be}low normal levels. analysts predict increased computer sales. vertical integration should help imp}rove profit margins. experts predict dramatic microcomputer sales increases. analysts predict stunning inreases in m}icro chip sales. leaders announce new uses for computers in consumer goods. leaders announce a deadlock in union contr}act negotiations. inventories are reported to be above normal levels. leaders are disturbed by government export re}strictions. leasing will slow due to frequent technology improvements. leaders fear foreign competition will cut into r}evenues. experts admit new technology is hard to bring to market. analysts predict mainframe computer sales will decr}ease. quality experts are concerned about micro chip failures. experts announced the discovery of a new major oil fie}ld. applauded the decontrol of oil prices. applauded the decontrol of gas prices. } leaders predict the oil glut will lower OPEC oil prices. watchers were relieved that OPEC didn't limit crude output. }leaders applaud the end of anti-trust suits. experts predict bigger profits due to relaxed EPA rules. re}venues will rise due to a major competitor's failure. predictions of a new oil find did not pan out. leade}rs are upset at new government controls on oil prices. leaders are upset at new government controls on gas prices. analysts} predict another oil embargo is imminent. predictions of an OPEC price increase rattle the market. spokesmen r}eport a serious North Sea oil rig disaster. leaders fear government anti-trust action. profits will b}e negatively impacted by new EPA rules leaders predict record sales due to the improving economy. analysts predict }a buying binge due to high inflation. inventories are reported to be below normal levels. revenues will rise d}ue to the failure of a competitor. Christmas sales were reported to be well above last year. analysts report a good }year ahead. wholesale prices dropped this month. experts report record sale!}s this quarter. leaders feel the recession will hurt sales. legal people fear class actio"}n discrimination suits. inventories are well above last year's level. analysts predict a poor year ahe#}ad. experts report shoplifting is having an effect on profits. leaders feel the gas shortage will $}hurt sales. leaders predict the bad weather will hurt sales. analysts report gloomy Christmas sales%} projections. leaders report that import restrictions will help sales. union officials report that a strike may &}have been averted. inventories are reported down this quarter. experts predict a good sales year. '} plant modernization should improve profitability. leaders predict relaxed EPA rules will improve (}profits. analysts report lower raw material costs will help profits. analysts predict relaxed safety rules will help pr)}ofits. analysts predict the government will relax import limits. union leaders report that a strike is imminent. *} inventories are reported rising rapidly. raw material costs are rising rapidly. +} analysts feel failure to modernize will hurt the industry. energy costs are rising significantly. ,} leaders fear class action suits on safety problems. experts fear tighter EPA laws will hurt competitiveness. p-}lant modernization will help competitiveness. experts predict good times ahead. unio.}ns have made major contract concessions. leaders predict a booming economy will spur sales. leaders/} report that relaxed EPA rules will improve profits. analysts report import restrictions will help profits. leaders an0}nounced that a strike has been averted. revenues are projected to be up sharply this year. analysts feel1} that old plants are limiting productivity. analysts predict hard times ahead. union officials 2}feel a wildcat strike is imminent. raw material costs are reported higher this year. leaders applaud the3} end of government anti-trust action. working conditions are reported to be unsafe. was denied tax incenti4}ves by Congress today. experts predict a poor quarter ahead. had unusual trading activ5}ity today. had record trading volume today. experienced surprisingly hig6}h volume in today's market. was one of the most actively traded issues today. had unusual insider trading tod7}ay. revenues increased earnings increased 8} earnings per share increased profits increased 9} dividends were increased by revenues increased :} revenues decreased income increased ;} income decreased earnings per share decreased <} revenues decreased income decreased =} earnings per share decreased profits decreased >} announced dividends would be decreased by reported Commerical Credit revenues are up this quarter?}. announced the success of its PLATO computer design. announced that it had received a large government contract@}. reported that time sharing revenues were up. watchers conclude that the Personal Computer is a success. A}announced the office system of the future today. reported that its Satellite Business System is prospering. capB}tures number one in microcomputer sales. automated teller sales are up significantly. reportC}ed a big contract with Red China today. received good reviews from Fortune magazine this month. announcedD} a breakthrough in computer technology today. reported a new oil find in Africa. announced plE}ans to build a big refinery in Canada. purchased another $2.0 billion in coal reserves this month. found large uraF}nium deposits on recently purchased land. opened 1500 service stations this year. found large oil reG}serves on Alaska's North Slope. announced the purchase of Reliance Electric today. had great success witH}h its QWIP facsimile transmitter. announced that Montgomery Ward earnings look very good. real estate profits haveI} jumped sharply this quarter. found substantial oil reserves on its Hibernia tract. watchers predict record revJ}enues this year. announced 250 stores will be opened this year. projects record sales next yeaK}r. computerized ordering system will improve inventory turns. announced plans to expand into thL}e European markets. catalog sales are up substantially. reports Allstate will improve earninM}gs this year. feels increased advertising will improve revenues. has announced plans to increase their mN}arket share. announced TRS-80 computer sales will grow 50% this year. crossed the $2.0 billion sales mark this qO}uarter. plans to open more Radio Shack stores than ever. announced plans to expand into Asian markets.P} predicted record Chevy sales this year. announced a large truck order from the governmenQ}t. reports significant backlogs for their new models. announced that Delco-Remy revenues are up substantiR}ally. reported Jeep sales are stronger than ever before. reported a large cash influx from its deal with RenaulS}t. received a large order for military trucks today. predicted a good year ahead. T} Autolite division reported record sales this quarter. announced the purchase of Asarco the huge metals company. U}predicts next year will be substantially better. announced that the auto replacement part market is growing. reV}ported that structural steel sales were up sharply. announced steel sheet sales were up this quarter. watchW}ers predict a good year ahead. announced plans for new automated plants. projectsX} plastics sales will increase 20% next year. announced a technical breakthrough in chemical processing. reports DowY}-Corning is projected to have record sales. announced plans to build a new chemical plant in Alaska. joined forces Z}with Ford to market diesel engines. watchers report a good year ahead. captured a large [}contract from the USSR. announced plans to increase production capacity. reported that Arbitr\}on has shown no growth this year. continued its partnership with NCR to sell disk drives. announced plans to reha]}bilitate slums through City Venture. reports that it has increased hiring of minorities. celebrates its 72nd birthd^}ay this year. reports limited success in cash register sales. reports its word processer wi_}ll continue to be sold. announced building its fourth employee country club. reported that cash register sale`}s are flat. announced the selection of a new chairman of the board. donated land to local governments fa}or parks. set up a new sales office in Hong Kong this quarter. changed the name of its midwestern serb}vice stations. reports flat gasoline sales. announced that FasGas stations will only c}accept cash. added 6 service stations in Alaska. reported that copper mine revenues are flat.d} reported that office machines contributed .5% to revenues. gasoline prices will be reduced one cent a galle}on. donated $10 million to public TV. announced a new Hefty Trash Bag advertising campaif}gn. opened their first service station in Alaska. will sponsor Masterpiece Theater again this year. g} reports Container Corp. revenues are flat. announced the purchase of Furr's Cafeteria. h} hired 1000 college graduates this year. appointed a new chief executive officer. i} announced plans for a new headquarters building. announced 5 new Kenmore models. wj}ill not change its advertising campaign this year. was criticized for its minority hiring practices. addek}d 5 new vice presidents. announced a new word processer for model II computers. will adl}d a new line of switches to its stores. announced the election of a new chairman of the board. reported tm}hat Radio Shack openings in Japan have slowed. announced the opening of 5 new dealerships. institute gran}duations will be held this month. announced the appointment of another woman director. reported Fleetwoo}od sales are flat. announced new models similar to last year's. reported moderate cp}ar sales this quarter. reported that Venezuelan operations broke even this year. purchased engines fromq} GM this year. Forest Products will have flat revenues this quarter. reported that Fram Filterr}s had a small decline in earnings. reported a new plant opened in California. announced that generator sals}es are slow this year. chemical plants project marginal sales growth. labor negotiations have not yett} been settled. watchers report rumors of a management change. announces plans for its 75th birthu}day party. announced a new type of Saran Wrap will be offered. reports 2 seats will be added to the v}board of directors. reported that Ziploc bag sales are strong. reported a minor wildcat strike at one pw}lant. added one tractor model this year. has restructured organizational reporting. x} is investigating the China market for tractors. indicates productivity declined slightly this y}year. reports Ticketron revenues are off substantially. reports its new computer still has reliability prz}oblems. reports that a plant fire may interrupt shipments. management plead guilty to foreign bribery. {} has large numbers of field failures in its new disk drive. reports a tornado destroyed their typewriter plant. |} had to recall their new computer systems. reportedly lost part of the photocopier market this year. }} reported floods closed a computer plant in Dayton. announced the layoff of 5000 people. ~}may have an obsolete computer due to IBM's new offering. watchers report that their terminals are not selling well. rep}orted that their Indonesian oil wells have run dry. reported the closing of 100 service stations. announ}ced there are health problems with polyvinyl chloride.reported a disaster in their largest coal mine. stated a }hurricane forced closure of their Baton Rouge plantreported an oil rig disaster in the Gulf of Mexico. admitted the} QYX typewriters have some quality problems. uranium mine production is way below expectations. chemical divisi}on reports revenues are down. reports that Mideast troubles jeopardize their oil wells. reports gasoline s}ales are down substantially. executives are accused of illegal campiagn contributions. admitted their new ma}rketing campiagn was a big failure. has given up trying to sell Kmart brand clothes. reports unionization att}empts are being made at 100 stores. watchers predict trouble ahead. has lost large chunks of th}eir market share. closed 10 stores this year. watchers predict Sears is in f}or rough sailing. has some major suppliers on strike. is concerned about growing IBM pe}rsonal computer sales. reported technical problems with its new stereo line. denied rumors of a financial scandal}. reported that an earthquake damaged its computer plant. stated foreign imports are impacting sa}les. reported non-automotive revenue declined sharply. reported car sales are depressed. } announced a recall of their most popular car model. announced foreign imports were hurting sales.} reported foreign truck orders are drying up. announced a large debt service is impacting cash} flow. said the Brampton plant was closed for a week due to snow. lost a significant military contract. } announced they had been hit by a strike at 7 plants. reported a recall of some brake products. } watchers report a management shakeup. reported that slow auto sales were affecting steel orders}. admit a Virgina mine collapse may affect steel shipments. plants are reported to have very low productivity. }report foreign steel companies are capturing the US market. admitted a chemical spill may have injured workers. re}ported warehouse fire damage will impact shipments. watchers predict rough times ahead. is re}ported to be making large loans to service their debt. suffered big losses when a tornado hit their Peoria plant. lost a l}arge contract to International Harvester. announced a delay in new product introductions. reported la}bor negotiations had broken down. Income tax reductions are stimulating consumer spending. The3CONTROL DATA CORP. (CDC) Control Data is a leader in the manufacture of large scale scientific co}mputers.This coupled with Ticketron computerized ticket service, Arbitron audience rating service,and commercial cred}it generated $3.3 billion annual revenues. Control Data was founded in 1957 by William Noris, and nearly went under }twice during their first decade. In 1973 IBM settled an antitrust suit by selling Service Bureau Corp.,worth $250 mil}lion,to Control Data for $16 million.Control Data is a member of the computer industry group. IBM } IBM's 337,000 employees generated $22.9 billion dollars in revenue,making it number on}e in computers. Founded in 1913 by Thomas Watson,IBM has been the leader in information technology ever since.In 1981 }IBM announced their entry into the personal computer market. With 175,000 personal computers likely to be sold in 1982,IBM} has scored another success.IBM is the largest non union company in the world, as it is a leader in Japanese style }management.IBM is a member of the computer industry group. NCR } NCR,once known as National Cash Register,is number one in registers with $3.0 billion in s}ales last year. NCR now ranks second in the computer industry, accounting for 5 to 8% of sales. NCR was rescued f}rom almost certain extinction in 1972 by William Anderson. He reorganized the company, reduced staff, and focused} on computer technology. Founder John Patterson pioneered modern sales methods includingcanned pitches,the hard sell},sales quotas,and training manuals.NCR is a member of the computer industry group. CONOCO INC. (CNO) } CONOCO ranks as number 10 in oil with last years revenues exceeding $12.6billion.With 14.3 billion tons o}f coal reserves,CONOCO is number one in this area.CONOCO was founded by an Oklahoma wildcatter when he struck oil on l}and owned by the Cherokee indians in 1911. This touched off Oklahoma's black gold rush.CONOCO is also the producer of } polyvinyl chloride used to make records for the music industry.CONOCO is a member of the oil and gas industry } group. Exxon (EXX) } With $79.1 billion in revenues last year,Exxon was number one in oil,naturalgas,and retail gasoline sales.Exxon owns1}3,000 oil wells and has 62 refineries in 33 countries.Founded in 1870 by John D. Rockefeller,a monopoly was created in }10 short years that controlled 95% ofthe nation's oil.In 1911 the Supreme Court ordered Rockefeller's company be broke}n up into 34 separate companies including Mobile Oil and Standard Oil ofCalifornia.Exxon is a member of the oil and gas} industry group. Mobil Corp. (MOB) Mobil} Corporations $44.7 billion in sales last year rank it as the second largest oil based company.Mobil sells gasoline in}ternationally through its 37,800 gas stations.Mobil also makes plastic products such as Hefty Trash Bags and it o}wns the Montgomery Ward Retail chain.Mobil's real estate ventures include a condominium complex in Hong Kong th}at houses 65,000 people. Mobil is a member of the oil and gas industry group. } KMART (KMT) KMART is the se}cond largest non foodretailer with $12.9 billion in annual sales.KMART's 208,500 employees operate 1500 KMART stores,300} Kresge stores,and 82 Jupiter discount stores.KMART was founded in 1897 by Sebastian Kresge. Until 1976 the company }was known as the S. S. Kresge Company.Sebastian was a penny pincher allowing his shoes to fallapart and forcing two of }his wives to divorce him for stinginess.KMART's goal is to over take Sears and become number one.KMART is a membe}r of the retail sales industry group. Sears (SRS) Sears is the number one r}etailer with $23.7 billion in sales last year. One out of every 200 people employed in the United States works for Sea}rs. Catalog sales are still big business, with Sears distributing 350 million catalogs annually.The Allstate In}surancearm of Sears produced 57% of last year'sprofits.Sears started out in catalog sales of watches in 1887.By 1894 Se}ars catalog was 507 pages long, offering a wide variety of goods.Sears is a member of the retail sales industry group. } Tandy (TDY) With $1.2 billion in sales,Tandy is} number one in both home electronics and microcomputer sales.More retail outlets bear the Radio Shack name than any other}in the world with 7,353 stores.Charles Tandy turned a family leather store intoa retailing giant that by 1973 was op}ening two Radio Shack stores every day.Although Radio Shack only stocks their own merchandise,executives must come} up with 50 to 100 brand names just to keep the stores interesting.Tandy is a member of the retail sales industry group.} General Motors (GM) With $66.3 billion in sales,General Motors s}old over half the cars purchasedin the United States.GM's 853,000 employees produce more than just cars, such as ai}rplane engines,diesel locomotives,and navigational systems forguided missiles.GM's size makes the popular sayi}ng "What's good for General Motors is good for the country", ring true much of the time.GM purchases materials and }services from 23,000 companies in the U.S. and Canada.GM is amember of the auto industry group. } American Motors (AM) Often called tiny American Motors, this company has r}evenues over $3.0 billion.The Detroit big three sell 50 cars for every one AM does.The company'sfour wheel drive Jee}p has kept the company on the road for the last decade.AM also does a healthy business in military and postal tr}ucks.In an agree- ment with Renault made in 1979,AM will give up 22% ownership by the year 2000. AM was founded in 1954 w}hen two losers, Nash and Hudson,merged.American Motors is a member of the auto industry group. } Bendix Corp. (BDX) As number one in auto parts,Bendix generated $3.9 billion in re}venues last year.Other products include aluminum siding,missile guidance systems,space- ship instruments,sonar for sub}marines, automated machinery,and off shore oil rigs.Bendix owns 66 manufacturing plantsin 25 states and has offices in }20 countries.Bendix produced the first reliable four wheel braking system for American cars and the Bendix start}er drive eliminated the need for hand crankstarters.Bendix is a member of the auto industry group. } United States Steel (USS) Once the largest steelmaker in the United States,USS turns out only 23% o}f this country's steel requirements. Although the American economy has doubled in size since 1955,steel }production has only gone up 17%.Aluminum,plastic,and cement are increasingly used to replace heavy metals.Red ink in 1}979 forced USS to close 16 plants putting 13,000 employees out of work. The J. P. Morgan Company is the second lar}gest shareholder;the largest is the employee pension plan.USS is a member ofthe heavy industry group. Dow C}hemical (DOW) Dow is number two in chemicals and generated $9.3 billion in revenues last year.Do}w's main business is supplying chemicals to other industrial and chemical companies.Other products include S}aran Wrap,Handi-Wrap,Ziploc Bags,and a wide range of other plastic products.One of Dow's less popular products wa}s mustard gas which they madeduring World War I.Dow is considered to be one of the best managed companies in the world.Dow} Chemical is a member of the heavy industry group. 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