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    Today'S Headlines Wednesday, March 19, 2014

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    The document summarizes various news headlines from March 19, 2014 related to business and real estate. Key points include: - The Dow and Nasdaq indexes rose while LIBOR rates remained steady - Toyota will pay a $1.2 billion fine for misleading consumers on sudden acceleration issues in some vehicles - Sprint will cut 450 customer service jobs in Fort Worth

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    Today's Headlines Dow: 16,336.19 (+88.97) Nasdaq: 4,333.31 (+53.36) S&P 500: 1,872.25 (+13.42) 1 Month LIBOR: 0.

    16% 3 Month LIBOR: 0.23% 6 Month LIBOR: 0.33% 10-Yr US TRSY: 2.68% Additional Sources

    Wednesday, March 19, 2014

    Dallas Morning News: http://www.dallasnews.com/business/ In Gulf of Mexico, offshore oil industry regains footing Amazon shopping for office space at Dallas Galleria FedEx profits up, despite winter weather woes American Airlines Group employees earn $100 bonus for January performance Bankruptcy judge says hes preparing to rule on American Airlines retiree issue Barra apologizes for deaths tied to recalled cars Richardson-based Fossil to make smart watches with Google Harris Broadcast splits into two companies

    Commercial Property News: www.cpnonline.com CoStar Group: www.costargroup.com Dallas Morning News: www.dallasnews.com Inman News: www.inman.com National Real Estate Investor: www.industryclick.com Realty News Report: www.realtynewsreport.com Real Estate Business: www.rebusinessonline.com Real Estate News & Information Service: www.rismedia.com Reis: www.reis.com Austin American Statesman:

    Toyota to pay $1.2 billion fine for misleading consumers on sudden acceleration Porsche will replace all the engines in recalled GT3s Dallas Business Journal: http://dallas.bizjournals.com/dallas/ Turtle Creek mansion headed to auction block

    BNSF to hire thousands, buy 500 locomotives Fossil, Google to develop wearable technology Wells Fargo rounds up shareholders to meet in San Antonio; will protesters follow? People on the Move - 2014-03-19 Sprint to cut 450 customer service jobs in Fort Worth

    www.statesman.com San Antonio Express News: www.mysanantonio.com City Feet: www.cityfeet.com Institute of Real Estate Mgmt: www.irem.org Society of Industrial and Office Realtors: www.sior.com Building Owners and Managers Association: www.boma.org Economic Indicators:
    www.economicindicators.gov

    BlackBerry continues to cut jobs, close properties Billingsley Co. to develop Monitronic's new Farmers Branch corporate campus Open house: Toll road is just one of the options for Greenville commute Conifer to add 500 jobs in Frisco with opening of new HQ

    4 ways to make your own luck in business MillerCoors reveals digital game plan to reach Millennials Fort Worth Star Telegram: http://www.star-telegram.com/business/ Winter weather delayed a third of the nations flights in January

    Sprint cutting 450 jobs at Fort Worth call center Fort Worth City Council approves relocation policy for billboards NFL settles lawsuit brought by stadium worker Bankruptcy court near ruling on American retiree health plans

    Texas Ahead

    www.texasahead.org
    The Federal Reserve www.federalreserve.gov The Real Estate Center www.recenter.tamu.edu

    Victory Packaging seeks incentive deal for relocation to CentrePort Globe Street: http://www.globest.com/news/dallas/ Lenders are Back: Good News or Not? Emulating Howard Hughes? D Magazine: http://realpoints.dmagazine.com/

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