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  • ( ) Chevron Cuts 76 Jobs from Credit Card Unit

    SAN RAMON, Calif. -- Some 76 Chevron Corp. workers associated with its two proprietary credit card businesses that are being sold will be dismissed starting in February, according to a report by the San Jose Mercury News. "The affected employees supported the consumer and commercial call centers at our Concord office," Chevron spokesman Leif Sollid said in an e-mail reply to questions from the newspaper. "They performed a variety of roles that are typical of a call center." As reported by CSNews Online in early September 2007, San Ramon-based Chevron and its subsidiaries, Chevron U.S.A. Inc. and Chevron Credit Bank N.A., announced that they had reached agreements to sell their respective proprietary credit card businesses. The company selected GE Money Bank, N.A. to own and operate its Chevron- and Texaco-branded consumer credit cards, and FleetCor Technologies Operating Co. More>>

  • ( ) COLOMBO FIVE-FER: DAY THREE

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    1. Record Breaker
    When Sanath Jayasuriya retired after the last Test match, Sri Lanka's players past and present queued up to hail the influence of a man who did much to increase the profile of the side.

    When Jayasuritya started his international career, Sri Lanka were minnows. Now they're a genuine force.

    But all the benchmarks he set for Sri Lankan batsmanship are being unceremoniously excised from the record books.

    Jayasuriya's name is in danger of being removed from the debate about Sri Lanka's greatest batsman by the astonishing feats of their two remaining batting stalwarts. Kumar Sangakkara may have missed out here after rising to the top of the world rankings, but his captain has filled the void admirably. More>>

  • ( ) Streetinvesting.com: Progressive Market Review on Polaris Industries ...

    Thursday opened with home prices posting a first decline in 40 years. The National Association of Realtors reported that sales of single-family homes dropped by 2.2 percent in December. These new figures underscored the severity of the slump in housing. Meanwhile, AT&T reported a $3.1 billion during their fourth quarter bringing about a 51 cent per share. The company earned $11.95 billion in 2007 amounting to $1.95 per share. In the previous year the company earned $7.36 billion, or $1.89 per share. Visit www.streetinvesting.com for free market research reports and updates on the aforementioned company herein.

    Nokia announced that their 4th. Quarter net profit soared to 44 percent to $2.6 billion therefore allowing the stock to soar. And Lockheed Martin had its 4th. Quarter profits rise 10 percent which raises the 2008 outlook on aeronautics strength. More>>

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