Nasdaq to hear Applied Theory delisting risk seek time
Applied Theory Corp asks Nasdaq for more time to shore up its sagging stock after a warning it could be delisted. The firm, based in New York with major operations in Syracuse, trades around 25 cents after a peak near 37 dollars. A hearing with the Listing Qualifications Panel is tentatively set for October 4.
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USA Datanet Eyes 50-100 Jobs With New Investment
USA Datanet, expanding from 10 states, plans to add 50 to 100 jobs in 2-3 years funded by New York State Common Retirement Fund and Summer Street Capital. Frank Caruso says marketing spend will rise with 137000 customers, as Dennis Dundon becomes CEO and the firm eyes a future public offering.
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McCall Turns State For Luncheon Into Town Hall Meeting
Comptroller H Carl McCall facing calls for governor gains audience input at the State For luncheon in Rochester with about 500 guests. Leaders urge education funding toll reform and pension changes while McCall notes the need to fix a late budget and to hear ideas for improving the economy and jobs. The event cost the comptroller’s office about $10000 to host.
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Washington County chief defects to dynamic Cuomo
Washington County chair Andrew Esperti defects from Carl McCall to Andrew Cuomo citing Cuomo's energy and style. Esperti attended a county picnic in Fort Edward and praised Cuomo as dynamic while McCall's campaign notes strong official support and a growing county leader base.
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Scientists probe seepage into lake group
Mark Mattson accuses the nuclear industry of lying to dodge other authority as he cites Canadian laws. He contends Canada has additional regulations to follow, criticizing the regulator for accepting no dead fish as sufficient. CNSC spokesman Jim Leveilleu says Cameco’s quarterly effluent is below limits but the new report is being taken seriously.
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Corrections: Herald Journal fixes errors in coverage
The Herald Journal issues corrections to previous reports including a padding error in a University professor commentary and misstatements in weekend assaults and a drug bust. Police described alcohol and drug possession arrests involving two men and a woman linked to a 1998 Suzuki Sidekick stop on Beattie Street and a Red Roof Inn room search.
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