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Articles•by Ed Bobit•March 1, 1983

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Money affects us on all levels, and daily in both our professional and personal lives.

Articles•by Ed Bobit•February 1, 1983

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My name is Barbara (Bobit) Logue. I'm 27 now, still happily married, living in Scottsdale, and proud to have brought Pops his first grandchild, a colleen lass named Katie Lynn Logue.

Articles•by Ed Bobit•January 1, 1983

During a week's period in late November, two branches of the U.S. government individually dealt our industry cataclysmic blows that will surely change your business lifestyle and delivered a specific shock to fleet and consumer lessors that will reverberate for months to come. It all came quite unexpectedly.

Articles•by Ed Bobit•July 1, 1982

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What in the world is going on? Maryann Keller of the Paine Webber brokerage house and auto research oracle J. D. Power and Associates both predict that import registrations will rise from the current 27 percent to 35 percent by 1985.

Articles•by Ed Bobit•May 1, 1982

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It would undoubtedly be a folly for me to hide the fact that I am prejudiced toward the fleet industry. And, am concerned regarding the lack of industry-related people vocal and supportive of that important fleet segment.

Articles•by Ed Bobit•January 1, 1982

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The automotive leasing industry has grown in the face of weakness in the auto industry, in the economy generally, and is spite of interest rates and money market conditions that could well have choked it, bodes well for its future in happier economic circumstances.

Articles•by Ed Bobit•December 1, 1981