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Featured companies on this week's show include:
CEO Ronald Touchard described eWorldMedia Holdings, Inc. (OTCBB:EWMD) as a company offering Internet-based business solutions, focusing on TV commercial-quality e-mail advertising.
Magnum Financial Group, LLC President Michael Manahan spoke of market and economic conditions and the manner in which they are affected by geopolitical concerns
LifePoint, Inc. (AMEX:LFP) CEO Linda Masterson updated information about her company's progress and addressed the recent drop in the price of their stock.
Rory Clarke, Chairman of Universal Ice Blast, Inc. (OTCBB:UIBI) provided details of his company's recent contracts with Ford Motor Company.
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