Standard Register inks three year deal with Premier Health Care
Dayton based Standard Register announces a three year agreement with the Premier Health Care Alliance a North Carolina based performance improvement and purchasing network. Agreement starts August 1 expanding services to about 2 800 hospitals and 98000 other sites. Over three years the alliance has saved Premier member hospitals over 25 million through cost management standardization and process improvement. Standard Register employs 523 in Dayton and about 2180 total.
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Merger Forms Between Waynesville Real Estate Firms
E A Florence Realty merges with Irongate Inc Realtors in a deal announced Friday. Tom Florence founded the Warren County firm in 1954. The Florence Realtors will operate from Irongate’s Springboro office at 305 E Central Ave and keep the Main Street Waynesville site as a private office. Irongate, founded 1975, has about 285 agents across six offices in Beavercreek Englewood Centerville Kettering Springboro and Washington Two. The merger became effective July 1.
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Google invests in Himax Display stake for Glass tech
Google Inc buys a 6.3 percent stake in Taiwan's Himax Display Inc. via preferred shares to back the microchip maker that supplies chips used in Google Glass. The investment ties Google to Himax Technologies, an eye wear components firm.
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Economists Upbeat on Economy Despite Slower Sales
A National Association for Business Economics survey shows nearly 30 percent of economists reporting higher payrolls in Q2, the strongest since 2011, with 72 percent predicting above 2 percent growth next year. Sales growth cooled, 15 percent reported declines, while 89 percent saw no negative tax or spending cut impact.
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McDonalds Faces Lean Year Amid Mixed Quarter Results
McDonalds reports a 4 percent rise in second quarter profit, missing Wall Street expectations as July sales look flat. CEO Don Thompson cites limited pricing power while competition and costs for new items like veggie wraps weigh on profits. Global sales at restaurants open a year edge up 1 percent, with U.S. gains similar but not enough to offset higher ads and lower efficiency.
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Apple Earnings Seen Slipping Amid Shift to Android Phones
The upcoming Apple Inc quarterly report is expected to show a second consecutive quarter of lower earnings as demand shifts to lower priced iPhones and iPads and Android devices from Google and Samsung gain traction. Analysts foresee about $7.34 a share on roughly $35 billion in revenue, matching last year's level but signaling a potential downturn for the iPhone maker.
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Flowers Foods Buys Hostess Brands Assets for 355 Million
Flowers Foods of Thomasville Georgia completes a 355 million purchase of Hostess Brands assets including Wonder Nature's Pride Merita Home Pride and Butternut breads from Old HB Inc. The deal expands Flowers reach to new markets with 20 bakeries and 36 depots and strengthens its status as a top U.S. bakery producer.
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