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Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 2004
Page
7
Check 21 speeds up check processing starting Thursday
The Federal Reserve Board implements Check 21 converting checks to digital substitute images and processing electronically. Banks will clear checks faster, with potential loss of float time. banks can offer faster direct deposits, alert services, and same day ATM deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Tom Kunz
PNC Financial Services Group
Kunz
Delta to Get Up to 6 Million From American Express
Delta Air Lines negotiates a financing package from American Express Travel Related Services, potentially totaling 600 million dollars. Up to 100 million in loans and 500 million as a SkyMiles prepayment, contingent on pilot concession acceptances. Delta stock rose 17 percent to 3.78, while American Express declined slightly.
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Atlanta
American Express Co
Delta Air Lines Inc
Delta
American Express Travel Related Services Company Inc
New York Stock Exchange
American Express
Gas prices slip nationwide to $2.03 per gallon
The Energy Department reported a weekly national average of $2.03 for regular unleaded gas, down 0.3 cent, with prices 49 cents higher year over year. West Coast averages lead at $2.29 while Gulf Coast sits at $1.92. crude futures fell to $54.54 per barrel.
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Washington
Energy Department
West Coast
Gulf Coast
New York Mercantile Exchange
Mittal to Buy ISG for 4.5 Billion in Global Steel Merger
Dutch steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal to pay 4.5 billion dollars in cash and stock for International Steel Group Inc, uniting Mittal controlled firms into Mittal Steel Co. NV. The deal, creating a world scale steel giant with about 31.8 billion in 2004 sales, 70 million tons capacity, and 165000 employees, aims to reshape the industry amid rising China demand and higher energy costs.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Lakshmi N. Mittal
U.S
International Steel Group Inc
Wilbur L. Ross Jr
Mills
Mittal
Mittal Steel Co
China
India
London
Czech Republic
South Africa
Mexico
ISG
Ross
LTV
Acme Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Weirton Steel
Mittal Steel
United States
Chris Olin
Longbow
Richfield
Ohio
Ispat International NV
LNM Holdings NV
New York Stock Exchange
Rothschild Inc
SEC
Rotterdam
Euronext Exchange
Global steel output rises nine months 2004
World crude steel production reached 839.3 million short tons in the first nine months of 2004, up 8.7 percent from the same period in 2003. Regions show Asinia contributing a 393.3 million ton figure for nine months 2004.
iRobot and John Deere Draft Battle Robot R Gator
iRobot and Deere announce a 9 foot long semi autonomous battlefield vehicle named the Military Robotic Gator or R Gator. The two seat unit will use off the shelf tech from Roomba and PackBots for pilot production by mid next year at about 250000 dollars each with full production in 2006. The vehicle will offer autonomous remote and manual modes with real time video and sensor data to support perimeter patrols reconnaissance or supply transport on future military missions.
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Boston
iRobot
John Deere
Burlington
Pentagon
Agator
Helen Greiner
Greiner
Washington
U.S
Afghanistan
Iraq
William “Red” Whittaker
Carnegie Mellon University
Boeing
Lockheed Martin
Associated Press
John Deere Co
Microsoft to Release Live Communications Server 2005
REDMOND Washington Microsoft plans a December 1 release for Live Communications Server 2005. The standard version starts around 750 dollars, with an enterprise edition at 3000 dollars. Optional interoperability with Yahoo AOL and Microsoft instant messaging will cost extra and arrive in 2005.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redmond
Wash
Microsoft Corp
Microsoft
Taylor Collyer
Yahoo Inc
AOL
Trillian
Cingular deal clears hurdle to purchase AT&T Wireless
The U S Justice Department approved a 41 billion deal moving Cingular toward acquiring AT&T Wireless Services. Divestitures of 260,000 AT&T Wireless customers and specific spectrum in markets, including Oklahoma City, are required to limit market concentration before FCC approval. The merger would form the nation’s largest mobile carrier with over 46 million subscribers after divestitures.
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Atlanta
Cingular Wireless
At&t Wireless
U.S. Justice Department
Federal Communications Commission
Justice Department
Cingular
FCC
Verizon Wireless
Oklahoma City
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