The World Today (CNN) - 1999-10-05 (second half)

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[0:00] pretty central in

[0:00] >> one month. Meanwhile, a few gold bars

[0:03] may be just what you need if you're

[0:05] planning to send your children to

[0:06] college. College tuition rose an average

[0:08] of about 5% this year, more than twice

[0:11] the rate of inflation. The good news is

[0:13] that the increase was the smallest in

[0:15] four years, thanks in part to the

[0:16] booming economy. And developments

[0:18] tonight in what could be one of the

[0:20] largest cases of money laundering in the

[0:22] US. The first indictments of the federal

[0:24] investigation into Russian

[0:25] moneyaundering through the Bank of New

[0:27] York. Three individuals and three

[0:29] companies were charged with crimes

[0:31] arising from the transfer of about $7

[0:33] billion through accounts at the bank.

[0:36] Investigators have not accused the bank

[0:38] of any wrongdoing. Keeping you ahead of

[0:40] the curve, corporate profits are the

[0:42] major highlight in tomorrow's trading.

[0:44] Look for earnings reports from Alcoa,

[0:46] Yahoo, PepsiCo, and Advanced Micro

[0:49] Devices. On the economic front,

[0:51] investors will get the latest read on

[0:53] the manufacturing sector and watch the

[0:55] stock price of Ford after the bell. The

[0:57] United Auto Workers Union set a strike

[0:59] deadline for 3:30 p.m. Eastern time

[1:01] Friday. Ford said it remains optimistic

[1:04] it will reach a new contract with the

[1:06] UAW. Now for the first look at the

[1:08] morning's business news and a preview of

[1:10] the markets. Tune to Ahead of the Curve

[1:12] every morning at 500 a.m. Eastern. Join

[1:15] John Deerius and Deborah Marini right

[1:17] here on CNN. And of course, you can

[1:19] always click onto our website at

[1:20] cnnfn.com.

[1:22] Use it to g

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