Indianapolis Business Journal articles from May 2003

Indianapolis Business Journal archives from May 2003

Documents show losses: letters reveal shareholders didn't profit from sale of debt-ridden Escient units.(D&M Holdings Inc. acquires assets of Escient Technologies L.L.C.'s Escient Convergence Corp. and OpenGlobe Inc. units)
May 12, 2003... While Indiana's tech titan. ponders his next move, disgruntled investors in the cutting-edge electronics companies Scott Jones sold last month to a Japanese electronics manufacturer are asking pointed questions. According to two letters...

Revival on Market Street: MSA-area redevelopment proposals spark interest in area.(Market Square Arena)
May 12, 2003... With a view of Monument Circle to the west and the promising former Market Square Arena site to the east, David Yeager figures his company's building at 120 E. Market St. is sitting pretty. The 12-story building's vacancy rate is nearly 70...

Law gives new power to ports: measure could lead to more development-related bonds.
May 12, 2003... Legislation passed during the just-finished General Assembly session significantly broadens the Indiana Port Commission's power, laying the groundwork for an array of economic development activity. The new law, which had strong bipartisan...

Ex-execs fight for insurance: Hilbert, Dick file nearly $100 million in claims over life policies purchased in 1998.(Stephen C. Hilbert family trusts and a trust affiliated with former Conseco Inc. Chief Financial Officer Rollin Dick file claims)
May 12, 2003... Stephen C. Hilbert family trusts have filed claims against Conseco Inc. in bankruptcy court totaling $87.5 million. The amount represents the face value of a sometimes-controversial form of Life insurance coverage for the former CEO that the...

Restoring reputation of IPL a top priority: A year after arriving, Murtlow says utility making strides.(Indianapolis Power & Light Co. President and CEO Ann Murtlow)(Company Profile)
May 12, 2003... The storm clouds that spun tornadoes through southern Marion County last September produced a silver lining for the Indianapolis Power & Light Co. At least that's the way IPL President and CEO Ann Murtlow sees it. "The tornado was a...

Commerce to become new IEDC by 2005: aping Michigan, Indiana hopes to engage private industry leadership.(Indiana Department of Commerce)
May 12, 2003... Say goodbye to the Indiana Department of Commerce as you know it. In two years, it will be remodeled into a new public/private partnership: the Indiana Economic Development Corp. "We have quite literally been a ship without a rudder," said...

Growing may prove tough for slimmed-down Kmart. (Behind the News).(Company Profile)
May 12, 2003... A fresh start or a lost cause? Pessimism abounds among Indianapolis retailing experts that Kmart Corp.'s emergence from Chapter 11 bankruptcy court last week will put the long-limping retailer on the path toward prosperity. Keith...

ISO players waive fees to keep music on air: financial woes could have halted national radio show.(Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra)
May 12, 2003... Faced with a drop in sponsorship for a national radio program, musicians at Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra have struck an unusual agreement with ISO management to waive a collective $120,000 in broadcast fees rather than shelve the national...

'Unbundling' helps NFPs sell themselves: mission not only element of marketing message.(not-for-profit)
May 12, 2003... It's a twist on the age-old "if-a-tree-falls-in-a-forest" question-if a not-for-profit helps a community and no one knows, did it make a difference? A growing number of organizations are trying to never find out. As the not-for-profit...

Local startup company soars into vintage niche: 'first-of-its-kind' firm takes fractional aircraft ownership into new era, featuring planes from bygone times.(Time Pieces L.L.C. is the firm)(Company Profile)
May 12, 2003... A local entrepreneur is hoping a new spin on a growing aviation sector will help her company take wing, while national aviation experts are calling Time Pieces LLC a "first-of-its-kind" company in the fractional aircraft market. Founder...

Organizers hone summit results in change: brainstorming, networking key elements of local event.(Indiana Leadership Summit discussed)
May 12, 2003... It may buck conventional water-cooler wisdom, but sometimes change is good. That seems to be the case in Indiana, where leaders are calling for a transformation that would make the state's future a little brighter. "We have to figure...

Legislature hits a home run: legislative leadership means it's business's turn at the plate. (Editorial).(Indiana Economic Development Corp. discussed)(Company Profile)
May 12, 2003... An economic development opportunity sits before Hoosiers like a fat fastball and it's just waiting to be slugged outta the park. Central Indiana's business community must step to the plate ready to swing away. The Indiana Economic...

This camp offers more than bug juice. (Commentary).(Mickey's Camp discussed)
May 12, 2003... A high-rolling friend from California spotted my photograph in a recent issue of Card Player magazine. Card Player is the official publication for avid poker players, including professionals who ante up in the major tournaments. The photograph...

Saving could ease unemployment woes. (Eye on the Pie).
May 12, 2003... Last week in this space I wrote, "If you're having economic problems, maybe they are your problems and not the economy." That reads as a statement without sympathy for those in economic difficulty. Perhaps it would be better to label it as...

Morality and business do overlap. (Commentary).
May 12, 2003... An unusually thoughtful discussion took place last month about cultivating ethics and morality in the business world. It was unusual because it featured one of our local high-profile business leaders, Randy Tobias, chairman emeritus of Eli...

Letters.
May 12, 2003... Lack of leadership goes back years [Morton Marcus'] comments on lack of leadership in the April 28 IBJ are so accurate. I was the person who also presented this issue at the recent Indianapolis public forum held at Butler University as the...

Predictions differ widely on economic recovery: is recession over, or is a rally months away?
May 12, 2003... The recent government report on U.S. gross domestic product failed to reveal a magic number that could push the economy toward a robust rally, but many economists remain convinced better times lie ahead. The GDP, which measures all goods...

Star renames 'North' section. (Media & Marketing).(Indianapolis Star)(Brief Article)
May 12, 2003... The Indianapolis Star is renaming its zoned section in Hamilton County this week, calling the former "StarNorth" section there "Hamilton County A.M." "StarNorth" still will be distributed to subscribers in northern Marion County. ...

Farmers return to 'The Barn'. (Retail).(Center for Agricultural Science & Heritage launches Farmers' Market)(Brief Article)
May 12, 2003... The Center for Agricultural Science & Heritage realized a long-term goal earlier this month when it kicked off its first Farmers' Market across the street from the Indiana State Fairgrounds. The local not-for-profit has signed up 26...

Pacers pick team of ad agencies. (On the Beat).(Pacers Sports & Entertainment)(Brief Article)
May 12, 2003... Pacers Sports & Entertainment has hired three local firms to help with its marketing efforts. The company, which owns the Indiana Pacers and the Indiana Fever, started looking for an agency earlier this year. Fourteen-year incumbent Marc...

CART's 1Q expenses outstrip revenue growth. (Sports).(Brief Article)
May 12, 2003... CART continues to lose money as management attempts to right itself. For the three months ended March 31, revenue for the locally based open-wheel racing series was $6.2 million, compared with $5.6 million a year earlier. Expenses,...

Life-sciences firms organize. (Technology).(Indiana Pharmaceutical Research Association)(Brief Article)
May 12, 2003... A group of small and midsize pharmaceutical companies and contract research organizations announced their attempt to form the Indiana Pharmaceutical Research Association, or IPhRA. Peter Kissinger, CEO of West Lafayette-based Bloanalytical...

Citizens Gas opening lines. (Utilities).(Citizens Gas & Coke Utility)(Brief Article)
May 12, 2003... Citizens Gas & Coke Utility will open its lines to other suppliers, giving industrial and commercial customers the option to purchase natural gas from the utility or from a competitor. Citizens Gas began exploring the possibility of opening...

Do you need to be aggressive to succeed in sales? (Selling Smart).
May 12, 2003... During these tough economic times, every company is looking for a competitive edge. One option companies consider is encouraging their salespeople to be more aggressive. But is aggressive behavior effective? If you were attempting to define...

Candy is dandy, and the taxes come in handy. (There Ought to be a Law).
May 12, 2003... Who'd have thought that a sales tax on Kit Kat bars could have stood between the state of Indiana and hundreds of millions of dollars? Fortunately, there's a sweet ending to the story. The Indiana General Assembly recently passed...

Accounting. (People).
May 12, 2003... * Tim Cook has joined Katz Sapper & Miller as director of state and local tax services.

Advertising/Marketing/Public Relations. (People).
May 12, 2003... * Jason Cummings has joined Pearson McMahon Fletcher England as art director. * Nikki Smith has joined MarketWise Solutions as marketing assistant. * Ken Zwelgel has joined as director of Marketing Services. Martin J. (Marty) Smith has...

Architecture/Design/Engineering. (People).
May 12, 2003... Jerry Ott has joined Civil & Environmental Consultants Inc. as a principal. * David Bird has been named a senior geotechnical engineer and * Troy Smith has been named business development manager at ATC Associates Inc. Ratio...

Banking. (People).
May 12, 2003... First Indiana Bank has promoted the following to assistant vice president: * Eric Eddlernan, * Allce Lopez Harmeson, * Paul Kallin, James Kirkpatrick, Julie Lohman, Debbie McShanog, * Anita Reader and Alison Staley. The following have joined:...

Microsoft, Hewlett-Packard planning new computer: Gates unveils prototype at technology conference. (Focus: Technology).(Microsoft Corp. Chairman Bill Gates)
May 12, 2003... Amid stagnating computer industry sales, Microsoft Corp. is hoping a new type of computer can give them a boost. Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates was recently in New Orleans to demonstrate a prototype for a new personal computer built with...

Civic/Not-for-Profit. (People).
May 12, 2003... Linda D. Duke has been named director of education at the Indianapolis Museum of Art. The Fine Arts Society of Indianapolis has named the following board: Lou Daugherty, Key Bank; Jo Ann Domb, University of Indianapolis; Robert Glannini,...

Education. (People).
May 12, 2003... Ellen Miller has been named associate director, Center for Aging and Community, at the University of Indianapolis.

Finance. (People).
May 12, 2003... * Dennis Smith has joined ONB Investment Services Inc. as an estate and business-planning specialist. * James A. Maggard has been promoted to first vice president at J.J.B. Hilliard, W.L. Lyons Inc., Indianapolis office.

Hotel/Motel. (People).
May 12, 2003... * Wendy Ray has been promoted to regional manager by Dora Brothers Hospitality Corp.

Law. (People).
May 12, 2003... Eric K. Habig, Rebecca S. Smith and Shannon M. McClellan have joined Scopelitis Garvin Light and Hanson as associates. * Katherine J. Stotler has joined Baker & Daniels as an associate.

Manufacturing. (People).
May 12, 2003... Richard E. Harris has joined Cummins Inc. as vice president, treasurer.

Professional/Trade. (People).(Brief Article)
May 12, 2003... The Indiana Association of Mediators Inc. has named the following officers: Ed Swickard, Noblesville, president; Georgine M. Sutkowski, president-elect, Chesterton; Barbara Dodson, Granger; Gary Nichols, treasurer. New board members are Randy...

Real Estate. (People).(Brief Article)
May 12, 2003... Summit Realty Group has added the following: * Cheryl L. Troxel, information technology & interactive media manager; * Bonnie J. Morehouse, industrial services coordinator; and * Regina J. Mastrolanni, office services coordinator. * Cynthia A....

Business finds home at IU Biotech Center: radiopharmaceutical firm lands at new facility. (Focus: Technology).(PETNet Indiana LLC)(Company Profile)
May 12, 2003... When Indiana University opened the new Biotechnology Research and Training Center last month, one of the tenants had already celebrated its first anniversary as a commercial venture. PETNet Indiana LLC has been manufacturing...

I-Light network to put Indiana on digital path: high-speed plan links dozens of Hoosier communities. (Focus: Technology).
May 12, 2003... Supporters of a project to expand Indiana s digital infrastructure hope the construction of on-ramps to the information superhighway will provide jobs for Hoosiers and further emphasize Indiana's status as the crossroads of America. In its...

Tech committees make quick start: legislative panels hear long list of technology issues, help increase investment funding in their first session. (Focus: Technology).
May 12, 2003... For years, local technology advocates clamored for more consideration from an indifferent General Assembly. Many believed Indiana's vast opportunities in life sciences, advanced manufacturing and information technology could slip away without...

Tech job growth expected to slow down. (Focus: Technology).(Brief Article)
May 12, 2003... U.S. technology firms plan to add new workers at less than half the pace of last year as continued economic uncertainty makes managers hesitate before boosting worker numbers, the Washington Post reported, citing industry surveys. The...

Cook Biotech planning $6m expansion project: company could add 100 jobs after 2004 opening. (Focus: Technology).
May 12, 2003... Cook Biotech Inc. was scheduled to break ground May 7 on a $6 million expansion at Purdue Technology Park that could add 100 jobs to the engineered-tissue manufacturer. The 55,000 square-foot building, which is 5-1/2 times the size of...

Local consultant puts Nashville online. (Focus: Technology).(PhoenixITConsulting.net)(Brief Article)
May 12, 2003... Nashville, Brown County's quaint artist community, shopping and tourist destination, has cemented a cyber-presence with NashvilleIndianaOnline.com, a Web site that went live earlier this spring. The site, hosted by locally based...

Mira awards to showcase tech firms. (Focus: Technology).(Brief Article)
May 12, 2003... TechPoint will hold its 2003 Mira Awards May 16, 6-10 p.m., at the Indiana Roof Ballroom. Formerly known as the CyberStar awards, Mira will showcase accomplishments by companies in the Indiana advanced manufacturing, health and life...

Optimistic chipmakers decide to boost inventory: analysts say they might be overestimating demand. (Focus: Technology).(Industry Overview)
May 12, 2003... Texas Instruments Inc., Maxim Integrated Products Inc. and rival chipmakers are increasing inventory from record lows, betting on a recovery in electronics demand even as auto, furniture and other companies cut production. Semiconductor...

Largest Indianapolis-Area Retail Computer Dealerships. (Focus: Technology).(Directory)(Illustration)
May 12, 2003... Largest Indianapolis-Area Retail Computer Dealerships (Ranked by number of local computer salespeople) DEALERSHIP LOCAL FTE: PERCENT OF REVENUE Rank ADDRESS COMPUTER FROM...

Rapid response.(Brief Article)
May 12, 2003... Q: What advice would you have for someone who finds it difficult to deal with conflict? "In most cases, it's better to confront rather than avoid conflict. Don't overreact! Take a moment and examine the facts. Communicate, to the parties...

Moving into management: rookie and veteran managers share their thoughts on what novices should do to succeed. (Women in Business).
May 12, 2003... For anyone who aspires to move up in the business world, that first management position can be crucial. What are some ofthe toughest challenges first-time managers face, and how do they deal with them? To answer that question, we spoke with...

Nurturing Indy Art Center is her bliss: president of facility fuels her passion by being the steward. (Women in Business).
May 12, 2003... When Joyce Sommers was in the third grade, her class did an art exercise in which they put together complementary colors. She paired orange and brown, which, she realized years later, was an attempt to duplicate something she had seen in a...

How family-friendly is: American United Life Insurance Co.
May 12, 2003... A seller of insurance, annuities and retirement products Flexible work arrangements AUL provides flexible starting times and ending times for employees. Some areas may work later in the day due to the geographic location of clients....

Tech group seeks awards nominees. (Women in Business).(Women & Hi Tech)(Brief Article)
May 12, 2003... Women & Hi Tech is seeking nominations for its fourth annual Leading Light Awards program. Women & Hi Tech is an organization of women and men whose goal is to support women Who are interested in technology, through networking, mentoring,...

Black women empower each other via coalition: local group promotes leadership development as well as advocacy for females of color. (Women in Business).(Indianapolis Chapter of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women is discussed)
May 12, 2003... When the Indianapolis Chapter of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women was launched in 1982, the group held its kickoff event at the Columbia Club. "That was a bold statement for us to have our inaugural event there," said Janice Martel...

New credit card tailored to women. (Women in Business).(National City Corp. and the National Breast Cancer Foundation launch the Diamond Edition Visa Platinum Card )(Brief Article)
May 12, 2003... National City Corp., parent of National City Bank of Indiana, is offering a new Diamond Edition Visa Platinum Card tailored to women. Cleveland-based National City is partnering with the National Breast Cancer Foundation by donating $5 to...

DJIA price fluctuations pierce illusion of stability. (Bulls & Bears).(Dow Jones industrial average)
May 12, 2003... The market has had a nice rally from its lows. The Dow Jones industrial average is up more than 18 percent since it hit a low of 7197 in October. It almost feels like we are hitting new highs, but actually the market would have to advance...

Outside factors like SARS will affect, not alter, markets: The market is putting the finishing touches on the rally that began in early March. (Investing).(severe acute respiratory syndrome)(Column)
May 12, 2003... Is severe acute respiratory syndrome going to have an impact on the stock market? Most media outlets love this topic because it grabs immediate attention. Of course, you are not going to find any help from the media if you are trying to...

Modest ongoing recovery deserves to be recognized: from the tone of recent media reports, the fact the economy managed to grow at all during the first three months of 2003 was a surprise. (Economic Analysis).
May 12, 2003... The Bureau of Economic Analysis' report on first-quarter growth in the U.S. economy has at least two important messages for those of us who keep track of such things. One, the recession is over. Two, there is more to economic activity...

Brightpoint Inc. (Proxy Corner).(financial and stock information for the firm)(Company Profile)(Illustration)
May 12, 2003... Brightpoint Inc., 501 Airtech Parkway, Plainfield, 46168 (www.brightpoint.com), provides distribution, fulfillment and logistics services to the wireless communications industry. For the quarter ended March 31, the company reported a net loss...

University of Indianapolis. (Not-for-Profit of Note).(information about the university)(Company Profile)
May 12, 2003... 1400 E. Hanna Ave. Indianapolis, IN 46227-3630 Phone: 788-3368/fax: 788-3300 Web site: www.uindy.edu Year founded: 1902 Number of paid employees: 777 Highest-paid staff member: Jerry D. Israel, president, $183,945 ...

Shareholder lawsuits settled by Brightpoint. (IBJ Daily).(Brightpoint Inc. agrees to settle two pending lawsuits)(Brief Article)
May 12, 2003... Brightpoint Inc. last week reached agreements to settle two pending lawsuits. The Indianapolis-based mobile phone distributor said May 1 it would pay $275,000 in plaintiffs' attorney's fees to settle one Suit and its insurer would pay $5.1...

State agency ranks high on magazine's list. (IBJ Daily).(Indiana Department of Commerce is on a ranking list of Site Selection magazine)(Brief Article)
May 12, 2003... The Indiana Department of Commerce ranks sixth on a list of the nation's most competitive economic-development agencies compiled by Site Selection magazine. The publication, which the Commerce Department called the bible of the economic...

Daniels to leave D.C. as Statehouse beckons. (IBJ Daily).(Office of Management and Budget Director Mitch Daniels is leaving his post)(Brief Article)
May 12, 2003... Office of Management and Budget Director Mitch Daniels is leaving his post in 30 days, White House Press Secretary An Fleischer said May 6. Though no reason was given for his departure, the news reinforced mounting speculation that the...

Simon's first quarter boosted by mall rents. (IBJ Daily).(Simon Property Group Inc.)(Brief Article)
May 12, 2003... High mall rents and stable occupancy rates helped Simon Property Group Inc. post a 52-percent increase in first-quarter profit. The Indianapolis-based shopping mall owner said May 7 it earned $70.8 million, or 29 cents per share, on revenue...

Cook breaks ground on Purdue facility. (IBJ Daily).(Cook Biotech Inc. starts expansion at Purdue Technology Park)(Brief Article)
May 12, 2003... Cook Biotech Inc. broke ground May 7 on a $6 million expansion at Purdue Technology Park that could add 100 jobs to the engineered-tissue manufacturer. The 55,000-square-foot building, which is 5-1/2 times the size of Cook's current...

Staffing firm assists hard-luck cases: Employment Connection's father-daughter team places up to 400 people annually. (Small Biz Profile).(Company Profile)
May 12, 2003... In 1999, when they founded their employment agency, the labor market was so tight that John and Kimberly Hockett pulled homeless people off street corners to fill jobs. "People need a chance," John said. The Employment Connection Inc....

Calendar.(Indianapolis, Indiana business event calendar)(Calendar)
May 12, 2003... Business-related calendar items should be submitted two weeks before event date. Contact bmaurer@ibj.com May 12, 7-8:30 am.: Business & Professional Exchange, Career Networking, North chapter, St Luke's United Methodist Church, Fellowship...

Stevens Worldwide Van Lines. (In Recognition).(names first runner up for Driver of the Year)(Brief Article)
May 12, 2003... Robert Cummings was named 2002 Driver of the Year 1st Runner Up by Stevens Worldwide Van Lines.

The National Federation of State High School Associations. (In Recognition).(names honorees)(Brief Article)
May 12, 2003... The National Federation of State High School Associations has awarded the following: Spirit Award to Tammy Haley; Robert Kanaby Citizenship Award to Lauren Ostendorf; Coaching Award to Wilma Cox; Sportsmanship Award to Sheily Haley; Cinderella...

Anthem Inc. (In Recognition).(honored by Fortune magazine)(Brief Article)
May 12, 2003... Anthem Inc. has been named one of the most admired health care companies in America for 2002 by Fortune magazine.

Malcolm Pimie Inc. (In Recognition).(employee honored by National Engineer Week)(Brief Article)
May 12, 2003... Amy Samuelson, an engineer at Malcolm Pimie Inc., has been named as one of The New Faces of Engineering by National Engineer Week.

Vine & Branch Inc. (In Recognition).(receives safety award)(Brief Article)
May 12, 2003... Vine & Branch Inc. received a Safety Award for 2002 Operations from The National Arborist Association.

BBB activity increased last year.(Better Business Bureau of Central Indiana)(Brief Article)
May 12, 2003... The Better Business. Bureau of Central Indiana logged a 31-percent increase in service during 2002. Total instances of service during the year totaled 828,758, up from 631,417 in 2001. Instances of service include reports, general advice,...

Bleeding the future of Hoosier health care. (Notions).(Column)
May 12, 2003... From ancient civilizations through the Industrial Revolution, many physicians treated medical maladies by "bleeding" patients. Theorizing that diseases resulted from impurities in the human corpus, these doctors believed they could cleanse...

Optimist and Pessimist square off over Pacers. (Sports).(Indiana Pacers basketball team)(Column)
May 12, 2003... Once again, my friends Optimist and Pessimist had gathered at a downtown eatery to discuss the end of the Indiana Pacers' season. As usual, they invited me to join them. But as I slid into the booth, I could tell something was wrong. ...

State's economy moving toward tech. (Spotlight on Technology in Indiana).
May 12, 2003... As Indiana makes great strides toward building a knowledge-based economy, it has become more difficult to define where technology begins and where it ends. Technology has become pervasive in Hoosier daily life as well as in the state's...

Universities turn to entrepreneurship in the New Economy. (Spotlight on Technology in Indiana).
May 12, 2003... While the primary mission of Indiana's universities continues to be the dissemination of knowledge, their roles as inventors, entrepreneurs and business partners are growing by leaps and bounds. Experts say universities have begun to take...

Tech graduates embrace Indiana's tech sector. (Spotlight on Technology in Indiana).
May 12, 2003... IN INDIANA'S QUEST to bolster its 21 st-century economy, the need for capable, tech-savvy human capital has exploded. However, the state's "Brain Drain" has caused economic concerns as potential workers have crossed the border for job...

Indiana's health and life sciences: building momentum, creating success. (Spotlight on Technology in Indiana).
May 12, 2003... Despite hefty regulatory hurdles and economic roadblocks posed by a difficult economy, Indiana continues to position itself as a national leader in the health and life sciences. The state's entrepreneurial machine continues to be fed by a host...

The 2003 Mira Awards Gala: A night to shine. (2003 Mira Awards).(a discussion of the event and the judges)
May 12, 2003... TechPoint's 2003 Mira Awards Gala picks up right where the Third Annual CyberStar Awards left off--at the intersection of business and innovation. Mira is the premier event for Indiana's technology-related companies in Advanced Manufacturing,...

Technology takes leading role in public policy. (Spotlight on Technology in Indiana).
May 12, 2003... Most experts agree that technology-based economic development is an issue driven largely by the private sector. But one of Indiana's biggest technology hurdles has historically been public policy. With many bills making their way through...

Foundation helps focus on tech philanthropy. (Spotlight on Technology in Indiana).
May 12, 2003... Online grocery coupons, tax forms available 24 hours a day, telecommuting and Web-based education courses have all become commonplace in Indiana's exploding technology-based economy. But without a computer and a modem, an online GED is about as...

Over the counter.(Illustration)
May 12, 2003... OVER THE COUNTER May 1-7, 2003 Wed week ytd % 52-week close change change high AMB Financial (AMFC) 15.90 -0.10 7.0% 16.11...

On the exchange.(Illustration)
May 12, 2003... ON THE EXCHANGE Wed week ytd % 53-week 52-week close change change high low Anthem Inc. (ATH) 71.17 2.53 13.1% 75.50 53.00...

Out-of-state issues of interest.(Brief Article)(Illustration)
May 12, 2003... OUT-OF-STATE ISSUES OF INTEREST Wed week ytd % 52-week 52-week close change change high low Bank One (ONE) 36.94 0.89 1.1% 42.75 ...