To: TokyoMex who wrote (5280 ) 10/5/1998 2:57:00 AM From: TokyoMex Respond to of 119973
Monday October 5, 1:14 am Eastern Time Note: this article has a followup with more information. PRESS DIGEST- New York Times business - Oct. 5 UKI U E SP500 D NAT MNI J BUS PUB AUT US USC MUNI PRESS ENT FIN VIA.A CCI.N INSS.O NEW YORK, Oct. 5 (Reuters) - The New York Times reported the following business stories Monday: * World financial markets are in turmoil. Hedge funds are bleeding billions. But with consumers confused and investors scared, a measure that might modernize the United States' financial system and make it more globally competitive is stuck in Congress, caught in the crosscurrents of several political fights. * Viacom's (AMEX:VIA - news) shares have been weathering the recent stock-market turbulence, largely on word that Blockbuster is bringing customers back into its stores in record numbers. * Citibank (NYSE:CCI - news), a pioneer of consumer electronic banking, has decided to abandon many of the computer systems it has built at a huge cost in the last decade and create a new retail banking and investment service on the Internet. * International Network Services Inc. (Nasdaq:INSS - news), founded in 1991, designs, manages and secures communications networks. And the company does it so well that it has become the network engineers' engineer -- the expert that the network experts can turn to when they need a specialist's touch. * The American Association of Advertising Agencies, in a significant step, is opening membership for the first time to independently owned agencies that specialize in services outside the realm of traditional advertising, like media planning and buying, public relations and corporate identity consulting. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- More Quotes and News: Citicorp (NYSE:CCI - news) International Network Services (Nasdaq:INSS - news) Viacom Inc (AMEX:VIA - news) Related News Categories: US Market News