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excluding some holiday shopping days and tax-free events. As for delivery trucks, Duhr said they will be given a route that will not include neighborhood streets. The Walmart is scheduled to be completed after H-E-B completes work in September on an expansion of its store about two miles away on Burnet Road. H-E-B is the dominant grocer in Central Texas, with Walmart No. 2.

Last week, company representatives attended an Allandale Neighborhood Association meeting to answer questions and show the latest renderings of the store. Given all the controversy surrounding the store, turnout was light only about 15 people, said Donna Beth McCormick, president of the association. was kind of expecting a little bit more fireworks, and there she said. McCormick and other area residents launched protests and lawsuits when Wal-Mart and Lincoln Property the Dallas-based owner of Northcross, announced plans to build a store at the struggling North Austin mall. The mall had been losing tenants for years.

But some neighbors objected to a giant Walmart there, saying it would create traf problems and threaten small retailers. Lawsuits by the neighborhood association and a group called Responsible Growth for Northcross against the city and Lincoln failed to stop the project. are still people in the neighborhood who are very, very upset about Walmartcoming McCormick said. But she said. downsized from what they were going to be.

just have to see how it works 912-5932 Continued from 5 retail: Walmart scheduled to open after nearby H-E-B expands on the ground. team was connected to Paul Mann at Institute of Geophysics and his colleague, Eric Calais of Purdue University, who had done extensive research on the ground in Haiti in 2008. They used ground data from 2008 study to correct satellite imagery and produce accurate damage-assessment maps. Those maps were posted on federal agency Web sites within days of the quake and have been updated as new satellite information and other data became available. The les have been uploaded thousands of times.

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included its smallest quarterly earnings in several years. The Irving-based company earned $6.05 billion, or $1.27 a share, for the nal three months of 2009. That compares with $7.82 billion, or $1.54 a share, a year earlier. Revenue increased 6 percent to $89.8 billion. The fourth-quarter results still beat expectations, and shares rose $1.75, or 2.7 percent, to $66.18.

For the full year, Exxon earned $3.98 a share. That compares with a record- breaking year in 2008, when Exxon recorded the highest profit ever for a U.S. company $45.2 billion, or $8.66 a share. Still, Exxon will remain the highest- earning company in the 500 index, a rank it has held since 2000 after its acquisition of Mobil Corp. By comparison, Wal-Mart Stores Inc.

is expected to earn $14 billion for the scal year that ended Jan. 31, and Microsoft Corp. earned $14.6 billion in the scal year that ended in June 2009. U.S. re neries lost $287 million in the fourth quarter as the price of gasoline was outpaced by the rise in the price the company paid for crude oil.

Profits from the international re ning and marketing business dropped 96 percent. Chevron said last week its fourth- quarter pro fell as it lost $613 million in its re ning business. ConocoPhil lips posted a $1.2 billion fourth-quarter pro but its re neries lost $215 million. Valero Energy largest independent petroleum re ner, lost almost $2 billion in 2009. But while those companies plan to wind down parts of their downstream business to cut losses, Exxon said it plan to follow.

see a need right now for any significant restructurings at this said David Rosenthal, vice president of investor relations. see how things Exxon has sold some of its interests in various re neries and pipelines during the past several years, Rosenthal added. Despite the drop in annual revenue, Exxon boosted spending by 4 percent in 2009 to $27.1 billion. Continued from profit: Despite drop in revenue, Exxon still leads in pro tability.