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August 22, 2007
The morning papers, reviewed
-- From the Chicago Tribune:
Target Corp. said Tuesday that earnings rose nearly 13 percent on sales of its more profitable lines of clothing and gains from its credit card unit. The Minneapolis-based retailer reported net income of $686 million, or 80 cents a share, matching Wall Street estimates.
So I guess they really hit their ... goal.
-- From Business Week:
The Upper Deck Co. on Tuesday withdrew its offer to buy rival baseball card maker The Topps Co., clearing one obstacle in the way of a proposed private equity takeover of the iconic sports memorabilia company.
Upper Deck officials blamed the failure on "gum stains."
-- From Fox News:
A new study has measured just how long cats can remember certain kinds of information — about 10 minutes.
I can has no long-term memoriez.
Posted by teb at August 22, 2007 08:41 AM
