Retail reshuffle at Fayetteville Mall and Shoppingtown
Wilmorite Inc plans rapid expansion in Central New York as Shoppingtown and Fayetteville Mall undergo major changes. New tenants include Kim's Bug Gallery, Newton Music Center, and plans for Sears, T.J. Maxx, Calder, and Borders Books & Music. The reshuffle brings more bars and food outlets while Fayetteville Mall shifts toward a discount format amid tenant losses. Job growth accompanies the openings and store renovations across the two malls and neighboring centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mings
Wilmore Inc
New York
Alan Lips
Wilmorite
Shoppingtown
Sears
Steinbach
Kim's Bug Gallery
Wells & Coverts Inc
Raybe
Walting
Lipsy
Newton Music Center
Arby's
Rochester
Carousel Center
Syracuse
Fayetteville Mall
Fayetteville
Cohoes
Burlington Coat Factory
Addis & Des's
Hess's
Calder
T.J. Maxx
Sheppingtown
P&c Food Markets
T J Maxx
Dick's Clothing & Sporting Goods
Borders Books & Music
Fairmount Far
Penn Can
Dick’s
Fairmount Fair
Addis & Dey's
P&c
Borders
Company Spotlight on Insh-Millar Construction Inc
Beginning today and every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday the Herald Journal runs a company spotlight on Insh-Millar Construction Inc. located at 140 Intrepid Lane Syracuse. The 1993 sales reached 3 million with 12 employees serving commercial and industrial construction across Upstate New York. Brothers Hana Hawana and Mathew Irish acquired control in 1997 after their father Edward Irish retired, aiming to grow while keeping the firm’s honest reputation and fair pricing.
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The
Herald-Journal
Fan Bahawana
Am Pan
Run
Jon J Mila
Aio
Nidiview
H. Irish
Edward Irish
Matthew
Insh-Millar Construction Inc
Intrepid Lane
Syracuse
Upstate
New York
Sosinet
UowGusiy
Susan Royal
Company Matters
Wnte
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Harald- Journal Business Desk
P.O. Box
N.Y
US records largest foreign debt as net debtor in 1987
The Commerce Department reported the United States ended 1987 as the world’s biggest net debtor, with a net shortfall of about 535.7 billion. Foreign holdings in the U.S. grew faster than U.S. assets abroad, signaling rising foreign influence on American economic fate as the dollar weakened to a postwar low.
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United States
Chack
Commerce Department
America
Dial
United Sates
Rising coffee prices fail to deter daily drinkers
Commodities traders Peter Popp and Peter Impellizeri noted a Brazilian frost may lift coffee futures but coffee shop patrons say they will not reduce their intake. At Daily Caffe in Rockefeller Plaza they described typical consumption as two to three cups daily, unless prices rise dramatically.
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Peter Popp
Peter Impellizeri
Popp
Impellizer
Manhattan
Rockefeller Plaza
Patrica Kushman
Daly Caffe
Coffee prices soar on frost hit overnight crop impact
Frost end threatens Brazil next year with an estimated 25 percent coffee crop loss while July delivery prices rise 35 percent to 31.703 a pound on the New York exchange. Procter and Gamble Folgers and General Foods Maxwell House raise prices 35 to 40 cents for AP 13 ounce can as wholesale prices climb. U.S. coffee consumption rebounds for the first time in years with Americans drinking 187 cups daily in 1993 after a long slump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Coffee, Sugar and Cocoa Exchange
Brazil
Procter & Gamble Co
Folgers
Pink Morns Cos
General Foods
Maxwell House
United States
Lawmakers push cap on private pay phone surcharges
New York lawmakers target costly private pay phones, proposing a bill to curb location surcharges on operator assisted calls. The measure, sponsored by Assemblyman Richard Brodsky and Senator John Daly, would ban blocking calls to long distance providers and cap surcharges at 1.50 in the city and 1.25 elsewhere, covering about 45 000 privately owned phones.
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Richard Brodsky
John Daly
New York City
Company Matters New Jobs and Industry Consolidations
Persiss Rotberg named director of Ene Canal Museum in Syracuse. Lorraine Joat named long term care consultant for Gary Swaceteng Council. Burns Bros. and Weekes & Bon Ga. consolidate with Cascade Control to form Burns Cascade division. Michael Reagan earns Insurance Institute risk management diploma. Jeffry Weldon cited for service to investors in New York. Cynthia Lewis-Jawaniwitch joins City Opticians in Syracuse. Lori Fong promoted at Thermpatch Corp. Lisa Jennings attends CNA Insurance national convention in New Orleans. Public notice details for submissions to Susan Royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persiss Rotberg
Jefferson County Historical Society
Watertown
Ene Canal Museum
Erie Boulevard East
Syracuse
Lorraine P. Joat
Gary Swaceteng Counci
Oamieg Bene York
Jeffry J. Weldon
Weldon Financial Service
Water Own
American Fund Group
Weldon
New York
Cynthia Lewis-Jawaniwitch
University of Maryland
Baltimore
City Opticians
Salina St
Lori Fong
Thermopatch Corp
Lisa Jennings
Hillers & Wagner Agency Inc
CNA Insurance Cos
New Orleans
Celebrities as spokesmen warn Madison Avenue
Wilson Sporting Goods backs Daly after his rehab amid a fad of star endorsements, while O J Simpson faces murder charges and his Hertz deal collapses. The industry again weighs risks and rewards as Madonna Tyson and others pull ads, with executives saying risk is essential to stay afloat.
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Joan Days
Wilson Sporting Goods
Daly
Simpson
America
O.J. Simpson
Hertz
Ms Case
Madison Avenue
Pepsi-Cola Co
Madonna
Mike Tyson
Robin Givens
Pepsi
John Riccitiello
US economy shows moderate growth despite dollar jitters
The Commerce Department revised GDP figures for the first quarter of 1994 while analysts say growth remains solid and inflation low. The Conference Board reported a strong June rebound in consumer confidence after a dip in May, and May new home sales rose 4.2 percent despite higher mortgage rates blamed for April’s decline.
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Commerce Department
Conference Board
Tuesay
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Reiauling
Sharro’s
Fredrick
B.j.’S
Great Northern Mall
Clay
B.J ’S
Taft Road
Herald American
Bob Mredt
Snapshot
Garl
Agrup
John J. Millar
Matthew H. Irish
Irish-Millar Construction Co
National Cosign Associaton of
USA
US Department of Labor
Shell Ctorimene Son Gop
Bayer Bee “— Dane
Sien
Manny
CR Carles
Tee
Joann Brant
Buffalos
Sheraton Inn
Salina
Burns Bros
John Weekes
Cascade Control Corp
Burns-Cascade
AW Bros
Michael Reagan
James P. Reagan Agency Inc
Marcellus
Insurance Institute of America
Kolberg
Associated Press
Desi Iy
Sence
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