Former musician finds rhythm in cedar rapids cabinet shop
Ben Driscoll, formerly a musician, built Driscoll Cabinet & Furniture in Cedar Rapids after moving from Brooklyn. He markets himself as a self employed craftsman, working late and keeping a door open to downtown foot traffic while growing his business with a kitchen focus and a small crew.
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Driscoll
Brooklyn
N.Y
New York
New York City
Cedar Rapids
Ben Driscoll
Driscoll Cabinet & Furniture Company
Second Ave
Driscollcabco.com
Second Avenue
KC McGinnis
the Gazette
Driscoll Cabinet and Furniture Company
Second Avenue SE
Zach Steinke Sands
Clickstop expands in Urbana with $6 million growth plan
Clickstop of Urbana will break ground in September on a 53,080 square foot addition to its 68,000 square foot office and warehouse complex at 202 Blue Creek Dr. The project aims for completion in August 2016, adding 100 employees by end of 2018, with 33,000 square feet for offices and common areas and 20,000 for manufacturing. The company credits Urbana’s industrial park and utilities, while Debi Durham notes workforce housing incentives for rural areas.
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Clickstop of
Urbana
Blue Creek Dr
Tim Guenther
Clickstop
Guenther
Waterloo
Debi Durham
Iowa Economic Development Authority
Durham
Iowa
Fed signals improving labor market amid easing inflation risk
Federal Reserve officials raised their view of the jobs market and economy as inflation remains below target. They kept the benchmark rate at 0 to 0.25 percent and forecast two quarter point hikes in 2015, with the pace guided by labor-market gains and inflation moving toward 2 percent. The decision was unanimous and marked the first FOMC meeting since 2008 without a prior signal of a rate move.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Federal Open Market Committee
Fed
AT&T faces $100 million FCC fine over throttling disclosures
The FCC proposed a 100 million dollar penalty against AT&T for allegedly misleading customers with unlimited data plans about possible speed reductions after data usage. AT&T disputes the claims and says it has provided extensive notice and transparency. The agency finalized details after a 30 day response window.
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At&t
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
At&t Inc
FCC
Travis LeBlanc
Commission
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