Unemployment rate holds at 4.5 percent in July
The Labor Department reported the unemployment rate unchanged at 4.5 percent in July as manufacturing jobs continued to shed and service industries showed a small gain. Payrolls fell for the second month, eliminating 42,000 jobs in July after a 93,000 loss in June, with analysts surprised by the steadiness.
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Labor Department
Bruce Steinberg
Merrill Lynch
Applied Theory Internet stock under $1 faces Nasdaq delisting risk
Applied Theory Corp reports second quarter revenue up 5 percent to 18.9 million while booked sales rise 24 percent to 11.3 million. The Syracuse based firm posts a 16.8 million quarterly loss, including a 45 million one time charge from stock sale and debt restructuring. Nasdaq could delist after 30 days below 1 dollar.
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AppliedTheory Corp
Internet Services Company
Syracuse
NHTSA probes gear shift issues in Grand Cherokees
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration expands its inquiry into Jeep Grand Cherokee gear shifts, citing a rise to 144 complaints from at least 48, with one death linked to inadvertent rollaway in reverse while the vehicle idles in park. Danaher bids for Cooper Industries at up to 55 billion dollars, valuing Copper at 54 to 58 per share with 25 percent cash and 75 percent stock. Crouse-Hinds division employs 984 at Syracuse plant.
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Los Angeles Times
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
the Times
NHTSA
Danaher Corp
Cooper Industries
Cooper Industries Inc
Danaher
Cooper
Houston
Washington DC
Crouse-Hinds
Copper Industries
Syracuse
Chicken of Sea to close last L A fish cannery
The last fish cannery on Terminal Island in Los Angeles Harbor will shut down in October, ending the industry’s era. Chicken of the Sea International’s 45 year old cannery will close costing about 250 jobs, with company president Dennis Mussell citing infeasibility due to world competition and reduced tuna supplies. The move marks a major regional job loss and consolidation in the fishing sector.
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Terminal Island
Los Angeles Harbor
Chicken of the Sea International
Dennis Mussell
Syracuse real estate and insurance moves cited in local item
Mimi Bashore joins Gallinger GMAC Manlius office as a full time sales associate representing buyers and sellers in Syracuse area. John Savage buys C A Dorninek Agency Ltd at 835 W Genesee St Syracuse after 14 years as partner. Savage Agency offers auto home and business insurance and financial services.
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Mimi Bashore
Syracuse
Gallinger
GMAC
Manlius
Bashore
John Savage
C.A. Dornin
Ek Agency Ltd
Savage
Savage Agency Inc
W. Genesee St
Pro- Savage
Susan Royal
Small-business owners struggle to disconnect on vacation
A CareerBuilder poll finds 40 percent of 3,000 respondents stay in touch with the office on vacation. Self-employed workers, like Rinaldi who runs Superior Seal & Paving and Trapper's restaurant, report greater pressure to monitor and manage work. Experts urge reasonable time off for rest and renewal despite easier tech access.
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Saraoga
Rimaldi
Leatch
Rinaldi
DeWitt
Superior Seal & Paving
Trapper's
CareerBulder
Virginia
Fevery Summer
Greg Rinaldi
Amber Spain-Rossiter
Spain Communication & Design
Spain-Rassiter
Spain-Rossiter
Spam
Michael J. Willis & Associates
Willis
Auto sales hold strong in Central New York
Auto sales in Central New York remain robust as experts project 2001 to be the third best U S car year behind 2000 and 1999. Nationally, July saw a 6 percent drop, yet segments like sport utilities and crossover vehicles posted dramatic gains for the first half of 2001 amid strong household wealth and broad affordability. Local dealers report solid early-year performance across low and high end models, with midpriced cars lagging due to higher gas prices.
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Paul Taylor
Echomast
National Automobile Dealers Association
United States
Taylor
New York
Lou Brego
Roger Burdick
Brego
Track n Trail shoe store to close all 10 outlets
California based Track n Trail is shutting down its 10 stores including Carousel Center in Syracuse after seeking Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in April. Gordon Brothers of Boston will liquidate about 37 million dollars in inventory, with stores staying open while sales occur.
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California
Carousel Center Mall
Syracuse
Gordon Brothers
Boston
Timberland
Dr. Martens
Tom H
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Boulevard Mall
Salt City
Tom
Carousel
Herald American
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Business
Stracuse.com
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