Y2K GLITCH IN CREDIT-CARD BILLS
Buyers beware: Your credit card might get charged more than once because some merchants failed to update their computer software for the Year 2000.
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DECLARE YOUR FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE
It's a new year, time to get a handle on your finances. What better way to start than The Cincinnati Enquirer's Financial Independence Day?
Realtors board president: Strong sales in store
Will Greater Cincinnati's housing market in 2000 be able to sustain its record-breaking sales pace of the past two years? Repair cost drained Americana
Even after spending $4 million on plumbing, wiring and structural repairs, the owners of Americana Amusement Park in Butler County could not revive it, industry watchers said Friday. Microsoft suspends $400 rebate offer in Calif., Oregon
For a brief, shining moment, Bill Gates was buying hundreds of people in California and Oregon a new TV. Or VCR. Or bread maker. Norwood center opens in August
Rookwood Pavilion, an open-air mall being developed by Jeffrey Anderson Real Estate, is to open in August. The Norwood center will be a cross between a traditional enclosed mall and a town square. TRISTATE BUSINESS SUMMARY
Fingerhut Cos. Inc. said Friday that it plans to expand its capacity this year but it can't take on all the companies that want to become customers. PEOPLE ON THE MOVE
Christopher D. Cathey has been named an associate with Cohen, Todd, Kite & Stanford, LLC, law firm. TRISTATE MARKET SPOTLIGHT
Shares of Dayton, Ohio-based Rex Stores Corp. fell another $1.68 3/4, or 10.5 percent, on Friday to close at $14.43 3/4 after trading as low as $14.25.
NEWSMAKERS OF THE FUTURE
Want to know the future? Check out this list. We call it “21 to watch” — 21 rising stars in the fields of news, politics, business, arts and entertainment, food and sports for the 21st century.
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