China Southern may ascend

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China Southern Airlines Co.'s stock value has declined by more than 80% from its highest level although there are expectations that the stock's value could increase again. The company's stocks have been unattractive to investors due to the Asian regional economic crisis and the price war that is happening between China's domestic airlines. The two factors have contributed to the losses that have been recorded by the company. The declining stock value of the company also comes after its initial public offering in which its shares were oversubscribed.

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Its stock declines by more than 80% from its highest level although there are expectations that its value could increase again

China, Securities issued, listed, Scheduled Passenger Air Transportation, Domestic Air Passenger Svc, Domestic airlines, Article, China Southern Airlines Co.

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Pen is mightier than the mouse for Chinese-handwriting programs

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An evaluation of electronic pens for Chinese character recognition reveals that both the GoGo Pen Version 5 and Pen Power Version 6 work well with Chinese Windows. The two tools are both made in Taiwan and enable users to write Chinese characters, giving users greater writing flexibility. Both products were first tested on a 486 laptop running at 66 Mhz with both Chinese and English Windows 3.1 and then on a Pentium desktop running at 133 Mhz and loaded with Windows 95 software.

Computer peripheral equipment, not elsewhere classified, Other Computer Peripheral Equipment Manufacturing, Computer Auxiliary Eqp NEC, Evaluation, Computer peripherals industry, Computer peripherals, Computer accessories

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Savings programs help build portfolios in tough times

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Investment managers are suggesting to clients to put their money into investment savings plans. Also known as dollar-cost-averaging products, investment savings allocate monthly a fixed amount of investment in mutual funds instead of investing a large amount in a single activity. Companies offer investment planning into the money market, stocks and bonds. Investors need to deposit monthly a fixed amount of about $103 to $388 and pay front-end fees of 4.55 for every deposit.

Investment Offices, Investment Companies, Open-End Investment Funds, Management, Financial planning, Investments, Long-term financing, Long term financing

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