That means the number will return to competition at NASCAR's highest level for the first time since the Daytona 500 in 2001, Dale Earnhardt's final race. Earnhardt also drove for Childress, who used the number himself before the Intimidator took it over in 1984.
Jones New York Outlet plans to close its 127 stores during 2015. The company also plans to discontinue its wholesale business this year, the Chicago Tribune reports. The company, which is owned by New York-based private equity firm Sycamore Partners, said it planned to pursue strategic alternatives for the Jones New York brand, according to the newspaper. Jones New York has an outlet store at St. Louis Premium Outlets in Chesterfield.
Edward Jones should take note, because investors are already flocking to those friendlier locales. Vanguard, for example, took in a record $236 billion in assets last year alone. The message is clear: Traditional brokerages donât have forever to get their act together.