Dow Corning profits fall amid breast implant lawsuits
Dow Corning Corp reports second quarter earnings hit by a 2 billion pledge for women suing over breast implants, reducing earnings by 221.2 million. CFO John W. Churchfield says the charge does not affect cash position or financial strength. IBM posts a 1.7 billion quarterly profit as sales rise 14 percent and shares swing on the results. Chrysler reports 135 million Q2 profit, down from 956 million a year earlier, with a 4 percent drop in sales to 12.42 billion amid rebates and old-model clearances. Kodak posts 377 million quarterly profit, up from 263 million, as sales reach 3.99 billion.
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Fortune Top 10 Global 500 Firms Ranked by Revenues
Fortune Magazine lists the world's 500 largest companies with 1994 revenues. Mitsubishi and Sumitomo of Japan lead, alongside General Motors Ford Exxon and Royal Dutch Shell in the top ten, with Mitsubishi posting about 175.8 billion and GM around 155.0 billion.
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Stock-Quote Hotline Provides 24 Hour Market Quotes
The Herald Journal offers free around the clock quotations on NYSE AMEX and NASDAQ stocks via a touch tone NewsLine service dialed at 72 2111. Enter category 9988 for quotes and 9989 for directions.
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Memories in Motion Wedding Videography Firm in Liverpool
Memories in Motion operates from P O Box 701 Liverpool offering wedding and special events videography and photo to video transfers with music. The seven year old business emphasizes personalized client service and unobtrusive filming while expanding weddings and building a network of photographers to maintain quality as it grows.
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Carousel Center loses its Malarkey's
Malarkey's, the only locally owned full service restaurant at Carousel Center, has closed and will not reopen. Carousel Center management says they are negotiating with national chains to occupy the food court and may announce a replacement by early next week.
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Regional executives and hires across Syracuse area firms
Lance D Mattingly of Manlius was elected senior vice president of systems and operations at OnBank and Trust Co in Syracuse. Richard W Russell of WCNY News TV served another three year board term for the American Program Service in Boston. Kenna Yga joined Kipper Hahn Myatt Engineers in East Syracuse as project engineer. WAG Martin Medeltf named assistant general manager at Knights Inn in Liverpool. The Combined Health Appeal of Central New York at 7145 Henry Clay Blvd Liverpool.
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OnBank & Trust Co
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Boston
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Luca
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Agencies join health charities in annual employee giving
Ua announces new member agencies the American Diabetes Association and the Crohn s and Colitis Foundation. The Health Appeal represents these agencies in annual campaigns allowing employees to support their chosen charities through payroll deductions. Gallinger Realty ranked 143rd nationwide by a real estate magazine survey based on 2,684 transactions in 1954. Mack Construction Co. Inc. in Syracuse won a 3.1 million contract from Pyramid for a Montgomery Ward store at Riverside Mall Utica.
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Riverside Mall
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Record trade deficit shocks analysts in May data
The United States posted a record 11.43 billion dollar May trade deficit as oil imports surged to a four year peak, offsetting a 1.3 percent rise in exports to 64.81 billion. Imports climbed 1.2 percent to 76.24 billion, dragging the Dow 50.01 points to 4686.28 amid a broad market sell-off.
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Japan
China
Mexico
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Lawrence Chimerine
Blacks face higher mortgage denial rates study shows
Government figures released Tuesday show racial gaps in mortgage loan approvals. Blacks and American Indians faced the highest denial rates, with lenders and industry groups arguing progress against discrimination while noting data limitations. The report, based on 12.2 million applications from 9,800 institutions, also found increases in loans to lower and middle income households and meaningful gains for minorities in 1994.
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