TJ's Big Boy closes in North Syracuse amid closures
In Central New York Elias Brothers Big Boy chain shuts its North Syracuse TJ's Big Boy after two years of reduced volume. The Route 11 East Taft Road site, employing 40, will be sold for nonrestaurant use as the Camillus store becomes independent.
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New York
Route 11
East
Taft Road
Syracuse
TJ Wos
Bull Bryson
Elias Brothers Big Bay Restaurants Inc
Bryzon
Elias Brothers
Fayetteville
Liverpool
Camillus
Fairmount Fair Shopping Center
Bryson
Stock Quote Hotline Offers 24 Hour Market Data
The Herald Journal announces NewsLine helpline for live quotes on NYSE AMEX and NASDAQ stocks. Call 472-2111 and enter 9988 for quotes and 9989 for directions using a touch tone phone.
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Herald-Journal
Impressions opens personal goods shop in Fayetteville
Bonnie Jones runs Initial Impressions at 110 Highbridge St with four employees. The shop offers monogramming, engraving, foil stamping, calligraphy on invitations, and glass etching. Focused on baby gifts and wedding invitations, it serves Central New York and a mail order audience, plans to expand wedding invitations and baby gift lines.
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Initial Impressions
Fayetteville
Highbridge St
Bonnie Jones
Jones
Carl J. Sirgle
Stan Pensiegree
Impressions
Group accuses largest home lenders of bias
A four year study by the National Community Reinvestment Coalition named Prudential Home Mortgage Chase Home Mortgage GN Mortgage and Margaretten Co as America's Worst Lenders for unfair loan practices. The coalition urges regulators to probe these firms and extend community reinvestment rules to mortgage companies.
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National Community Reinvestment Coalition
America
U.S
Ncrc Stud
Prudential Home Mortgage Co
Prudential Insurance Co
Chase Home Mortgage Corp
Chase Manhattan Bank
GN Mortgage
Margaretten & Co
Chemical Banking Corp
Chemical’s Mortgage
Justice Department
Justice
James Ferriter
Chase
Chemical Bank
Margaretten
Intel to replace flawed Pentium chips for free
Intel relented after consumer backlash and announced free replacement for Pentium processors. The policy reversal ends calls for proving need and includes a nationwide ad campaign and a toll free line to request replacements. Analysts warn the move could cost hundreds of millions as the company shifts toward consumer focus.
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Intel
International Business Machines Corp
Intel chips face critique over late bug disclosure
Michael Slater of Microprocessor Report notes Intel touted the Pentium as the most powerful while critics attacked its delay in public disclosure. Virginia math professor revealed the bug online. Andrew Grove says the firm focused on engineering and admits fault for not considering user impact.
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Intel
Santa Clara
Virginia
Intel offers free Pentium chip replacement program
Intel Corp provides a toll free number (800) 628-8686 for customers to obtain a revised Pentium chip. The firm will mail a new chip for DIY replacements and offer telephone assistance. It will partner with service companies and dealers for on site replacements at no charge to customers preferring expert help. Details to follow, with a separate plan for business clients managing many PCs.
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Intel Corp
Intel
New Job Moves Across Central New York Biz Set
Lynn Borstelmann joined Hospice of Central New York as vice president of interdisciplinary care. Linda R. Bartlett promoted to vice president at Key Bank of New York for the Liverpool office. Steven Hartnett joined Beardsley, Beardsley, Cowden and Grags in Auburn as part of construction administration. Philip Moses joined Albany Law School government law center staff, former director of Onondaga County Dispute Resolution Center. Jack E. Yotta named 1994 distinguished alumnus by Syracuse Health Science Center Alumni Association. Kevin Cooper awarded sales volume honor for outstanding sales at Cooper's Marina Inc. Male Associates moved to new Syracuse location. Marsha Bartlett named director of business development at Oswego Industries. Eric Mower elected to National Advertising Review Board.
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Lynn Borstelmann
Hospice of
Central New York
Interdisciplinary Care
Linda R. Bartlett
Syracuse
Key Bank of New York
Liverpool
Philip Moses
Government Law Center
Albany Law School
Moses
Onondaga County
Jack E. Yotta
Maniius
Syracuse Health Science Center
State University of New York Health Science Center
Oswego Industries Inc
Fulton
Eric Mower
Eric Mower and Associates Inc
National Advertising Review Board
Mower
United States
Home Depot hit with bias suit
A class action lawsuit filed in San Francisco federal court accuses Home Depot of systematically discriminating against women in hiring pay and promotions across its western region. The suit cites women confined to certain jobs and denied training, with statements from a former employee and the company’s rebuttal highlighting a strong record on diversity.
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Home Depot
San Francisco
Nancy Thompson
Saperstein, Mayeda & Goldstein
States
Canada
Arizona
California
Nevada
Utah
Washington
Barry Goldstein
Progress 1995 business feature call for submissions
The Progress 1995 edition will publish January 29 in the Herald American. Companies are invited to supply details via a form by January 3, 1995, with late submissions rejected. Contact Susan Royal at 470-6018 for the form and mailing to Herald-Journal Business, P.O. Box 4915 Syracuse, N.S. 13224.
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Company Matters
Susan Royal
c/o
Herata Journal Business Desk
P.O. Box
Syracuse
N.Y
Herald American
Herald-Journal Business Section
N.S
Fed hints at rising rates next year despite hold
Analysts expect higher interest rates in 1995 as private economists anticipate multiple Fed actions. The FOMC left policy unchanged this week, though economists like Eugene Sherman forecast four quarter point increases starting February. Stephen Roach cautions rates may be near their peak this cycle.
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Federal Reserve
Federal Open Market Committee
Eugene Sherman
New York
M.A. Schapiro & Co
FOMC
Stephen Roach
Morgan Stanley & Co
New York City
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