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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 2001
Page
5
Consumer prices edged up in June as electricity and energy costs climbed while gasoline retreated. The Labor Department said the CPI rose 0.2 percent month over month and 3.8 percent from a year earlier, with the core rate up 0.3 percent from May.
Coca-Cola Co reports second-quarter net income up 22 percent to 11 billion or 45 cents per share on revenue of 529 billion, beating forecasts by two cents per share despite weak sales pockets.
Peter Bergmann named business unit manager of Floratech’s floral refrigeration division at Aur Innovations in North Syracuse. Nadine Smith joins Kile Law Firm in Oneida as a summer intern after prior judicial and district attorney internships. Sandra Steele-Riordan elevated to vice president of finance and administration at AmeriCA Credit Union, with prior senior roles at Excelsus Inc and Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Utah. Mary E. Boatfield named executive director of Happiness House board. previously led Lifetime Assistance Foundation Inc. Michele Bellso of Designworks Advertising earns a 20-recipient First Annual Women in Business award for leadership and civic work.
EarthLink will launch its broadband cable service in Syracuse and Columbus as Time Warner Cable opens its network to competing providers. The move aims to offer customers choice and potentially lower prices than AOL while EarthLink builds out from established cable ops before a nationwide rollout. Key executives note expected prep work should finish by late September.
Syracuse neurosurgeon Dr Scott Gingold develops and patents INSx a fast head closing system using plastic rivets to replace skull flaps in about three minutes. Medtronic markets the device, tested at nine hospitals, with about 10 patients implanted so far.
Wegmans offers $40 in store coupons and a shopping survey aimed at learning where customers shop while Price Chopper expands across Onondaga Boulevard. The rival promotions include discounts, community events, and targeted outreach to win shoppers in Central New York.
Federal regulators signaled no antitrust action on Excellus Inc and Univera Health Care merger but doctors warn it may give Excellus control of Central New York’s health insurers. The deal needs state approvals from the Health Department Insurance Department and Attorney General before closing.
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