Rocky Brands boots to veterans at Central Ohio Stand Down
Rocky Brands provided sizing consultations and 40000 dollars worth of military style footwear to attendees of the 2017 Central Ohio Stand Down at the Greater Columbus Convention Center Exhibition Hall. The annual event brings more than 80 social service agencies offering food clothing health checks legal aid and other services to veterans. This marked the seventh year Rocky Brands participated and over seven years the company donated more than 2500 pairs of footwear and socks.
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Seattle area's HQ2 bid aims to keep Amazon at home
Seattle area leaders delivered a 522 page pitch urging Amazon to base its second headquarters locally. The plan lists 10 sites from Everett to Tukwila, adds Auburn, and argues Washington lacks income tax and offers cheaper expansion costs. The proposal stresses existing incentives and a strong regional partnership led by Challenge Seattle and supported by Mayor Burgess.
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Credit bureau lobbyists polish image amid breach fallout
Equifax and rivals boosted lobbying in the third quarter to repair trust after exposing personal records of over 145 million Americans. The filings show Equifax boosted lobbying by about 12 percent as it faced a massive data breach on July 29 and public disclosure on Sept. 7. The company and others emphasize fair regulation and data integrity while executives, including former CEO Rick Smith, publicly apologized for the incident.
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Irma Cuts Florida Jobs by About 127000 in Sept Report
A Florida jobs report shows Hurricane Irma reducing payrolls in September with leisure and hospitality hardest hit while finance and insurance rise. The state notes the storm affected payrolls through Sept 12 and outlines layoffs at Pirate's Dinner Adventure on International Drive as roof damage and rebuilding unfold. Unemployment statewide falls to 3.8 percent. Orlando metro at 3.2 percent, with Deerfield Beach 13,000 jobs gained.
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