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Wells Fargo & Co. customers who participate in the company’s Rewards credit card program can redeem their rewards at more than 12,500 Wells Fargo automated teller machines. Wells Fargo is the first major U.S. financial …
SHAZAM BOLT$, the mobile app offered by the SHAZAM Network, now offers debit-card holders a person-to-person money transfer service and a GPS-based ATM locator, according to a release. The features can be used by community …
Davenport-based Lee Enterprises Inc., which publishes 46 daily newspapers, including its hometown Quad-Cities Times, said today that fiscal first-quarter earnings and revenues declined, but that it continued to use cash to pay down debt. Chairman …
Above + Beyond Cancer, an Iowa-based nonprofit organization, has announced Brad Anderson as its new executive director. Over the past decade, Anderson has worked for a variety of local, state and national campaigns and causes. In addition to …
Google Inc.’s announcement last month that it would sideline its trumpeted Glass wearable computer ended a run that started with media fanfare and ended with internal strife and lousy reviews, The New York Times reported.
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The Iowa chapter of the American Marketing Association is now accepting entries for the 10th annual NOVA Awards. All entries must have a marketing focus and have been completed between Jan. 1 and Dec. 31, …
The Iowa Board of Regents has selected Dr. Jean Robillard, vice president for medical affairs at the University of Iowa, to chair the presidential search committee. The committee will lead efforts to replace President Sally …
Des Moines City Manager Scott Sanders has named veteran Des Moines officer Dana Wingert as the new police chief, subject to City Council confirmation, which is expected Monday. Wingert, a major who oversees the patrol division and …
Greater Des Moines foreclosure rates dropped to less than 1 percent of all mortgages in November, real estate analytics firm CoreLogic Inc. said in a release. Foreclosures dropped to 0.99 percent in November, down from …
Job cut announcements surged to their highest level in nearly two years in January, as falling oil prices prompted cost-cutting efforts in energy and related industries, ouplacement consulting firm Challenger Gray & Christmas Inc. said …
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