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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 2013

Page

8

GE Aviation to get incentives for 240 North Carolina jobs

Gov McCrory’s office said GE Aviation could receive up to 5 million in state tax breaks if hiring and investment targets are met, with local land, cash and tax breaks raising total incentives above 22 million. GE Aviation, based near Cincinnati, has facilities in Evendale Beavercreek and Vandalia.

North Carolina Pat McCrory GE Aviation Evendale Cincinnati Beavercreek Vandalia Associated Press

Meat labeling rule challenged by eight groups in federal suit

Eight meat and livestock groups sue in Washington federal court to block a new USDA rule requiring labeling that shows where animals used for meat were born raised and slaughtered. They claim segregation is not in the law and would add cost without food safety benefits. USDA did not immediately comment.

U.S. Department of Agriculture Washington USDA Agriculture Marketing Service American Meat Institute Associated Press

Job market shows strength with higher May openings and hires

The Labor Department reports May job openings rising to 3.83 million, up 28,000 from April, with hiring up 46,000 to 4.4 million. Unemployment remains around 7.6 percent as openings cluster in retail and government and construction expand, while quit rates rise, signaling confidence in the job market.

Washington U.S Labor Department

Kroger to Buy Harris Teeter in $2.44 Billion Deal

Kroger announces a $2.44 billion cash acquisition of Harris Teeter Supermarkets, expanding in the southeastern and mid Atlantic states. Harris Teeter operates 212 stores across eight states including Delaware Florida Maryland and Washington DC. Kroger expects no store closures but potential FCC required divestitures in overlapping markets to maintain competition. Harris Teeter stores will keep their names and identities.

New York Kroger mid-Atlantic Harris Teeter Supermarkets Inc Target Corp Wal-Mart Stores Inc Dollar Harris Teeter Delaware Florida Maryland Washington, D.C Federal Trade Commission Mike Schlotman Fred Meyer Kroger Co Davie Hinshaw Charlotte Observer

Kroger to Acquire Harris Teeter in $49.38 Per Share Deal

Kroger will pay 49.38 dollars per Harris Teeter share in a deal that values the chain with 2 percent premium over Friday’s close. Boards approve. subject to Harris Teeter shareholder approval. Kroger operates 2419 stores in 31 states with Fresh Fare expanding produce and prepared foods.

Schlotman Kroger Harris Teeter Cincinnati

Feds propose stricter health rules for eight big banks

Federal regulators moved to raise our equity to asset ratio for eight banks Goldman Sachs Citigroup Bank of America JPMorgan Chase Wells Fargo Morgan Stanley Bank of New York Mellon and State Street to 5 percent for parent banks and 6 percent for deposit holding subsidiaries The rule would take effect in 2018 and aims to reduce the likelihood of future bailouts by limiting systemic risk posed by these firms

Washington U.S Federal Reserve Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Office of the Comptroller of the Currency Goldman Sachs Citigroup Bank of America Jpmorgan Chase Wells Fargo Morgan Stanley Bank of New York Mellon State Street Bank

Health care system shifts toward electronic records nationwide

Hospitals and doctors are increasingly adopting electronic medical records, with 44 percent of hospitals basic EHR use in 2012 up from 27 percent in 2011 and 38 percent of physicians overall. Yet benefits in safety and efficiency remain limited as sharing across hospitals is rare and rural providers lag behind. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation officials cite federal incentives and looming challenges ahead.

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Michael Painter U.S

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