Turco earns Sears Partners in Progress Award in Chicago
Turco Inc of Du Quoin received Sears Merchandise Partners in Progress Award, given to 80 of 10,000 suppliers. President Robert Feigenbaum and VP Stanley Sudman accepted in Chicago. Striet praised Turco’s quality triangle and employee-driven excellence. Turco’s growth ties to Allied Tubing, with regional job impact noted.
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Turco Employee Credits Company With Providing Living
Brenda Armstrong of Du Quoin a 15 year Turco packing line worker says Turco has meant a lot to us providing a living for families and allows travel worldwide though she is single. She adds she is tickled Turco is still here.
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Citicorp Dangles Illinois Deal With Interstate Banking
Citicorp pledges to build a significant Illinois structure if the Legislature opens the state to interstate banking in two years. Howard Morgan says the Chicago area would likely host a regional HQ, provided full-service banking is allowed. Thompson plans talks with Citicorp officials Friday amid a charged banking reform debate.
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Market slides as Dow posts loss after gains earlier
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 7.39 points to 1,297.38 while the NYSE composite slipped 0.30 to 108.45. B F Goodrich announced a major restructuring to shed commodity lines and boost specialty units in chemicals, aerospace, and defense, aiming for higher profitability and reduced debt.
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Tenneco to Buy Goodyear Pipelines and Gas Holdings
New York Tenneco Inc. agrees to acquire pipelines and other natural gas holdings from Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. for about 500 million dollars in cash and assumed debt. The deal expands Tenneco's energy assets and is expected to close this year.
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