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El Paso	District Director II Fast growing, entrepreneurial, fast-paced, fun place to work. We offer competitive pay; performance-based bonuses; free mobile phone and service...	$125k
Fort Worth	Manager Occupational Audiology BNSF Railway Company is headquartered in Ft. Worth Texas and operates one of the largest rail networks in the U.S. with 35,000 miles of rail line...	$100k+
Houston	Application Development Manager Application Development Manager Skills: #, VB.NET, C++ and J2EE. Database technologies used include SQL Server, Sybase and Oracle- Develop and m...	$100K+
Houston	Sr. Manager, Business Operations Southern Division/Houston Region Provide Strategic DirectionLead alignment with Corporate, Divisional and Regional strategies, goals and objecti...	$100k+
Houston	Human Resources Manager REF0407 The Carmon Group, Inc. is a premier search firm specializing in the recruitment of the most highly talented manufacturing and engineering profess...	$100K - $115K

US stocks show sharp swings over credit concerns [AP Financial News]
(10 Oct 2008 10:40:00 EDT)
NEW YORK_Stock prices swung sharply on Wall Street, with investors still selling heavily but also scooping up stocks that have been decimated by more than a week of huge losses. Frozen credit markets and a loss of confidence in the world's financial system have caused the Dow to drop 21 percent in just 10 trading days.
US stocks show sharp swings over credit concerns [AP Financial News]
(10 Oct 2008 10:40:00 EDT)
NEW YORK_Stock prices swung sharply on Wall Street, with investors still selling heavily but also scooping up stocks that have been decimated by more than a week of huge losses. Frozen credit markets and a loss of confidence in the world's financial system have caused the Dow to drop 21 percent in just 10 trading days.
US stocks show sharp swings over credit concerns [AP Financial News]
(10 Oct 2008 10:39:00 EDT)
NEW YORK_Stock prices swung sharply on Wall Street, with investors still selling heavily but also scooping up stocks that have been decimated by more than a week of huge losses. Frozen credit markets and a loss of confidence in the world's financial system have caused the Dow to drop 21 percent in just 10 trading days.