Coca-Cola faces trademark clash over Surge name
Coca-Cola seeks to name a new caffeinated soda Surge but Babson Bros. of Naperville Illinois claims the Surge mark since 1925 covers automatic milking equipment and cleaning products. A court hearing was postponed as parties negotiate while experts note product differences may reduce confusion.
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Nestle posts 1995 sales gain amid mixed regional growth
Nestle SA reports 1995 sales up 7.1 percent to 60.5 billion Swiss francs, with volume growth at 2.7 percent excluding acquisitions. Asia Africa and the Middle East show strong gains while Europe grows faster due to Eastern Europe expansion. US beverage issues weigh on overall growth. Nestle forecasts continued sales and profit rise in 1997 barring currency setbacks.
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Nestle
Fulton
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Africa
Middle East
Europe
United States
Stock Quote Hotline Offers 24 Hour Market Quotes
The Herald Journal advertises a free around the clock stock quotation service for NYSE AMEX and NASDAQ listings. Call NewsLine at 472 2111 and use category 9988 for quotes and 9989 for directions.
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JGB Enterprises Inc surpasses 20 years in rubber hose market
JGB Enterprises Inc at 115 Metropolitan Park Drive Liverpool and an Buffalo office employs 85 with five at the Buffalo site. Jay Bernhardt owner and David Emmons VP lead a NY state wide production and sale of industrial rubber hoses and national markets for paint spray and pressure washer hoses. The firm is self financed and plans continued growth into new markets and products.
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JGB Enterprises Inc
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Liverpool
Buffalo
Jay Bernhardt
David Emmons
New York State
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Former NM employees power new energy firm
From Dave Presteman's fourth-floor office in downtown Syracuse, NAEC formed by ex-Niagara Mohawk staff aims to compete with major utilities. NAEC posted $20 million in sales in late 1996 and forecasts up to $150 million in 1997 as it expands from wholesale electricity to gas and electricity for smaller customers across upstate New York.
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Syracuse
Clinton Square
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Presteron
Little North American Energy Conservation Inc
Prestermon
Niagara Mohawk
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Plum Street
NAEC
New York
New England
Power Market Week
Fresteman
NANC
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York Research Corp
Consolidated Edison
York Research
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NiMo
Plum Street Energy
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PurEnergy
AXS Marketing
Wilson Power & Gas Smart
Wheeled Electric Power Co
Syracuse poised as energy marketing hub says NAEC founder
North American Energy Conservation plans to build a Syracuse base to market electricity and gas as deregulation expands. York Research buys into NAEC, with 250 firms nationwide approved by FERC to trade electricity. future shakeout could favor larger players over small marketers.
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FERC
Barbara Connors
NAEC
New York State
Carrier Corp
Lockheed Martin Corp
Roth Bros. Smelting Corp
Mutual of New York
State Tower Building
State Public Service Commission
Company Matters internal staffing moves and recognitions
Lincoln Life & Annuity Go New York Syracuse announced new appointments Troy G. Panning as second vice president and chief financial officer Kelli D. Kern as director of administration Sugarman Wallace Manheim Schoenwald named partners Thomas E. O'Bryan Paul V. Mullin and David A. Kalabanka O'Bryan focuses on business matters and real estate Mullin and Kalabanka on civil litigation Ronald R. Maphey joined Jackler Nelkin Ewanyk Co as tax manager Maphey previously worked for Ernst & Young Goulds Pumps and Welch Allyn Adam Brunner joined T Males Associates as autocab technician for building systems Maryann M Winters certified public accountant with Baasch Winters Steen completed certification with NA and valuation analysis James Square Health Rehabilitation Centre in Syracuse certified by state as deficiency free nursing home News tip contact Susan Royal Herald Journal Business Desk Syracuse NY 13221 Company Matters runs Tue Wed Thu Fri.
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Lincoln Life & Annuity Go
New York
Syracuse
Troy G. Panning
Kelli D. Kern
Sugarman, Wallace, Manheim & Schoenwald
Thomas E. O'Bryan
Paul V. Mullin
David A
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Jackler, Nelkin, Ewanyk & Co
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Baasch, Winters & Steen
National Association of Certified Valuation Analysis
James Square Health & Rehabilitation Centre
Big 1956 gains reported by Chrysler Lockheed TRW and peers
The Herald Journal reports strong 1956 results for Chrysler Lockheed Martin TRW and Community Bank System. Chrysler posted a $3.5 billion annual profit and $4.77 per share for 1996 while Q4 profits declined after one time charges. Lockheed Martin earnings rose 50 percent in Q4 and 1996 earnings reached $1.3 billion. TRW posted record 1996 sales of $9.86 billion and $480.1 million earnings. Community Bank System reported 1996 profits of $14.133 million and EPS of $3.67. Nynex profits rose 10 percent to $416.5 million for Q4 with 95 cents per share.
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Salina
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Trws
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Community Bank, N.A
New York
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Bell Atlantic
Upstom
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