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Gautier had a history before Wheeler
As a businessman of this area longer than Gautier has been a city, I ask what is going on in the city of Gautier? A customer showed me an ad out of The Mississippi Press: the ad gave credit and a dozen reasons for heaping "at-a-girl" praises on city manager, Christy Wheeler. Example: Gautier was the only city on the Gulf Coast to be fully functional after Katrina. History tells us, that this area "Bit the Bullet" and decided to comply with the 1972 Clean Water Act, within an area of 30 some square miles. A commission was elected, and the Gautier Utility District became a reality. The taxpaying city and businesses started to pay the huge loan to buy up the Mom and Pop utility systems; and to start repairs and putting in new lift stations, water and sewer lines.
Why Target is an Investment and Wal-Mart is a Trade
Georges Yared submits: Wal-Mart (WMT) took a few good steps these past couple of days to bolster both its crumbling image and shareholder confidence. The company indicated it would scale back its new store openings and concentrate on the sometimes shabby appearance of its existing stores. Also, the company would increase its share buyback program to instill greater investor confidence. Both good and timely moves. By cutting back on new store openings this year and the following three, Wal-Mart will in essence save $1.5 billion per year on capital expenditures. It's a strategic move and one that will hopefully allow it to re-focus its corporate resources on trying to lift the all-critical metrics of same-store-sales. April same-store-sales was the worst in Wal-Mart's history. The share buyback will retire less than 3% of Wal-Mart's outstanding shares but give earnings per share a slight lift.
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