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To: KLP who wrote (16008)	1/14/2000 11:13:00 PM
From: KLP	Respond to of 28311

GNET included in Week's WrapUp in Seattle Times... KLP seattletimes.com Friday, January 14, 2000, 01:30 p.m. Pacific Stock market wrap-up by Greg Heberlein Seattle Times business reporter Positive economic data sent stock indexes spiraling higher today. Data showing lower inflation helped the Dow Jones industrial average kick 140.55 points, or 1.2 percent, higher to a record 11,722.98. The Nasdaq composite index zipped 107.28 points, or 2.7 percent, ahead to 4,064.49, about 67 points shy of its record. Microsoft climbed $4.438 to $112.25 on word of Steve Ballmer's promotion to chief executive and expectation of a good profit report Tuesday. Boeing picked up $1.625 to $44 after acquiring a Hughes unit. Both stocks are in the Dow. Costco Wholesale traded for the first time after a 2-for-1 split, and the shares reacted well, trading at a record intraday high of $50.25 before closing up $1.563 to $49.063. Computer-software companies shined. Idaho's Extended Systems skipped $9.25 to $63.688. Onyx Software of Bellevue advanced $2.125 to $36. Numerous Internet Web site and business-to-business companies soared. Among them: Go2Net, up $9.188 to $88.188; InfoSpace.com, up $2.813 to $116; Primus Knowledge Solutions, up $10.875 to a record $71; and F5 Networks, up $5.063 to $98. Cellular Technical Services, a Seattle company known for providing data-processing software to the cellular industry, said it would add phone cards to its business. The stock vaulted 19.4 percent, up $1.625 to $10. Avista, a Spokane energy-services company, powered higher for the fifth straight session, adding $3.375 to $24.50. Shares were less than $15.50 a week ago, before the company said it would spin off two units, one Internet-related. Key Tronic, a maker of computer keyboards, said it would miss financial expectations. The stock slid 87.5 cents, or 20 percent, to $3.50. Information from Bloomberg News is included in this report. Copyright ¸ 2000 The Seattle Times Company