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E N Q U I R E R   B U S I N E S S   C O V E R A G E
Thursday, November 11, 1999

TRISTATE MARKET SPOTLIGHT


Weak earnings hurt Bank One

        Bank One Corp. lost $4.371/2, or 11.2 percent, Wednesday to $34.621/2.

        The stock fell on talk that the bank postponed a Monday meeting with analysts and investors.

        After the market closed, the bank issued an earnings warning. Bank One, with 33 Tristate branches, said its fourth-quarter earnings will be 78 to 88 cents a share, instead of the 92-cent estimate. The warning, as well as a previous one in August, relate to a sluggish credit card division.

        In after-hours trading, Bank One fell at least another $2.121/2 to $32.50.

       



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LensCrafters chief steps down
Minority- owned firms make contacts
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P&G loses ruling in noncompete case
Bankers striking back: No ATM fee, no service
TRISTATE BUSINESS SUMMARY
INDUSTRY NOTES: REAL ESTATE
- TRISTATE MARKET SPOTLIGHT


 
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