Future business stars square off

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Some of the region's brightest students squared off Wednesday, to see who's the best in business.

The final round of the Junior Achievement Titan Competition was held in Davenport. Students from eight schools competed in a business simulation with $8,000 in scholarships up for grab.

The teams served as the CEO of a virtual company and have to make decisions affecting their performance.

A team from Mediapolis High School took first place. Each of the 4 students won a $1,000 scholarship.

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