Street Talk De-Scrambler

[GRDadof3]

I forgot to ask here if anyone had figured out or had any idea what this blurb in last week's Street Talk in the GRBJ meant:

....But there

[mgreven]

....But there

[GRDadof3]

Good one mgreven, that's got to be the connection. But what does it mean that SHE purchased the west bank...?

[Prankster]

You need to consult astrological charts to try and decipher some of the stuff that is written in the "Street Talk" section. They truly are some of the greatest mysteries of the universe.

[dbrok]

Wells Fargo moving in wouldn't be a stretch. In fact, it looks like they already have a mortgage office called 'New Grand Rapids' located near Knapp and the Beltline. Now that I think about it, it's in that newer office building that resembles a lodge next to Noodles.

[allbusiness]

Wells Fargo moving in wouldn't be a stretch. In fact, it looks like they already have a mortgage office called 'New Grand Rapids' located near Knapp and the Beltline. Now that I think about it, it's in that newer office building that resembles a lodge next to Noodles.

Did anybody attend the dunkers event? Wasn't it this morning? I'm sure Carole got all that from the advance copy of the script they ausually send her.

[GR8scott]

Wells Fargo moving in wouldn't be a stretch. In fact, it looks like they already have a mortgage office called 'New Grand Rapids' located near Knapp and the Beltline. Now that I think about it, it's in that newer office building that resembles a lodge next to Noodles.

The mortgage branches have already been here for years, I used to work by one at 28th and E.Paris a few years ago and I know there is at least another one in Grandville

[GRDadof3]

Street Talk was pretty interesting this week with all the antics of Barton Watson, the now-deceased owner of Cybernet, and his Wife

[Rizzo]

Anyone care to elaborate on this 'street talk' section?

[GRDadof3]

Anyone care to elaborate on this 'street talk' section?

Rizzo, it's the gossip section of the Grand Rapids Business Journal (inside the back cover usually). Here is the on-line version:

http://www.grbj.com/GRBJ/Nav/Login.htm?Art...5-AA5E6FEA85C2}

but you have to subscribe to the service. You can usually catch it in the local libraries as well as back issues. They usually talk in code so that true "insiders" will pick up on the clues.

[Rizzo]

^"Talk in code," thats sooo 90s. ;-) It's actually kind of neat though, kinda like a secret underground society, I wanna join!

[allbusiness]

^"Talk in code," thats sooo 90s. ;-) It's actually kind of neat though, kinda like a secret underground society, I wanna join!

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