Beware of bookkeeper who never vacations
Paul Tulenko advises small firms on guarding finances against embezzlement. Screen employees, remove temptations, audit records, separate payroll, and keep strict ledgers. He suggests lockboxes, dual handling of cash, and outside payroll services to reduce risk and stay compliant.
Just-in-Time Reordering Cuts Inventory Time and Cost
Carrier Corp. uses Kanban trigger reorder to cut inventory turnover times. In Indianapolis inventory turns reach up to 70 times monthly, with suppliers delivering twice daily. Just-in-time purchasing reduces on hand material from weeks to hours or days, as exemplified by Budweiser can and bottle lines.
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Purchasing Expo 92 moves downtown in Syracuse
The National Association of Purchasing Management of Greater Syracuse will host Purchasing Expo 92 at the Jefferson Street Armory in downtown Syracuse for two days. Seminars on innovative inventory systems and other topics aim to educate purchasing professionals. The show runs September 23 and 24 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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Government to shrink Sematech chip budget under review
GAO reports Defense Department plans to cut its funding for Sematech, the industry consortium aiding U S semiconductor competitiveness. Congress previously restored funds, with Pentagon proposing $80 million annual support to 1997 and broader distribution to other firms and universities. Industry says cuts threaten weapon system chip advances.
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Canadian publisher bids to buy New York Daily News
Canadian media magnate Conrad Black seeks to acquire the New York Daily News after the paper filed for bankruptcy protection. The plan hinges on union agreements and a $75 million debt payment plus a $200 million printing plant, with a possible higher offer from rival Mortimer Zuckerman.
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London Daily Telegraph
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Morning Herald
Robert Maxwell
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Tribune Co
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