Toy-store chain is seeking funding

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Zany Brainy Inc. announced yesterday that First Union National Bank had severely cut back its borrowing capacity and was seeking additional funding to operate. The King of Prussia toy-store chain announced it had only $900,000 left from its original $115 million.

Commercial Banks, Commercial Banking, Receipt of funds, Hobby, Toy & Games Stores, Hobby, Toy, and Game Stores, Use of Funds, Hobby, toy, and game shops, Zany Brainy Inc., First Union National Bank

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Iverson and Sizers are hot in merchandise market

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The Sixers Allen Iverson currently leads the nation in licensed jerseys.

Market information - general, Florida, Sports Teams and Clubs, Sports clubs, managers, & promoters, Men's and Boys' Cut and Sew Shirt (except Work Shirt) Manufacturing, Professional Basketball, Men's and boys' shirts, Males' Knit Fabric Sports Shirts, Men's knit shirts, Men's sport shirts

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Doylestown firm gets U.S. rebuke on its ad claims; Quigley Corp. will stop making certain statements about the health effects of its Cold-Eeze zinc lozenges

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Zinc lozenges may or may not relieve cold symptoms in adults, and so the FTC will not make Quigley Corp. or QVC hosts stop making those claims. It's all the other claims of health benefits that the two firms must stop making. There is no fine or other penalty levied at this time as long as the claims stop in two months.

Marketing procedures, Cable Networks, Pharmaceutical Preparation Manufacturing, New Electronic Marketing, Cable TV Networks, Pharmaceutical Preparations, Legal/Government Regulation, Radio, Drugs, Cable networks (Television), QVC Inc., Quigley Corp.

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