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To: The O who wrote (11042)	8/10/1999 5:22:00 PM
From: RTev	Read Replies (1) of 28311

Who is Piper Jaffray anyway. piperjaffray.com It's a Minneapolis company, but they've had a Pacific Northwest presence for years. Their analysts are the most-often mentioned in coverage of Northwest stocks. The regional influence was probably strengthened when the brokerage was bought by US Bank. The bank is now a Minneapolis company as well, but it includes what was once one of the largest PNW banks. Minneapolis-based First Bancorp bought out Portland-based US Bank a few years ago. Even though the Minneapolis company bought the Portland company, the name of the Portland company was applied to the combined operation. Here's a recent example of other recommendations: archives.seattletimes.com

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