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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1994
Page
10
The piece warns that luxury automakers push used car leases to prop up demand as new-car prices rise. Cadillac leads with about half its sales via leases, proposing 2100 down and 429 monthly for a 1994 DeVille versus 329 on a two-year-old model. For 1993 roughly 2 million new cars were leased. Motor Trends Kenn Peters writes weekly in Herald-Journal Business.
The stock market narrowed losses on a Wednesday session as rates stabilized and blue chips eased. The Dow fell 2.59 to 3687.05 while Advancers outpaced Decliners about 7 to 5 on the NYSE. Volume reached 263.89 million shares as the dollar hit a 50 year low versus the yen.
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Island Furniture at 2613 215 Saijina St Syracuse swaps new and used furniture. Owner, a former Allied Chemical plant worker in Solvay for 15 years until 1986, says community jobs drive business and outlines overcoming start up hurdles.计划 to open Island Garden fast food at 440 South Ave emphasizing need to feed people before furniture purchases.
The FCC sets aside about half of 2000 upcoming mobile licenses for minorities women and small businesses to bid on. The rule aims to keep owned firms within reach of those historically lacking access to capital with caps on revenues and assets.
The state approved a 7.2 million loan from the Job Development Authority to Rochester’s Wilmorite Inc for renovating the former Sibley’s department store on South Salina Street. Empire Blue Cross and Blue Shield will consolidate 5385 local employees into the building, with a council vote due July 11 on parking and tax agreements. Empire aims to move in by next spring.
Carrier Corp faces 16 alleged violations at its Denton plant with a proposed fine of 33500. OSHA and Carrier executives failed to settle this week. next steps involve settlement talks or a formal complaint and possible administrative hearing.
CaS New ja announces Erle Turcotte joins Statewide Funding Corp Syracuse as pan counselor. Diana L. Kemme titled senior systems design development Specialist at New Process Gear De sign of New Venture Gear Inc. Anne Marie Mullin promotes operations manager at Janus Park with two new hires. Angela DeCario named resident services director and Marthe Schond appointed resident services coordinator. Concurrent Inc opens new office at 5320 W Genesee St Syracuse. Riccelli Welding installs 2400 cfh nitrogen generator at Chock Full Of Nuts Coffee in Rochester. Jean Vincent of Sage Marcom delivers festura speech at Adventure conference in Quebec City. Donald French brokers 4300 sq ft lease at 6712 Brooklawn Pkwy East Syracuse to Central New York Occupational Health Clinical Center. Linda Egerton named national finalist in Silver Microphone Awards.
Reports say CBS Inc would acquire QVC Inc in a stock and cash deal valued over 2 billion dollars. Barry Diller would become chief executive of the merged entity while CBS chief executive Laurence Tisch would retire once the merger closes.
QVC Network Inc announces plans for ventures in infomercial production and interactive media across its two home shopping channels. CBS ING operates seven TV stations in major markets including New York Chicago and Los Angeles, along with eight AM and 13 FM radio stations.
NYNEX Corp and Bell Atlantic Corp plan a joint venture merging their cellular units. The East Coast operator will span from Maine to South Carolina, serving 18 million customers with 4,250 employees and revenue of 1.2 billion. It aims at 55 million people across seven top markets.
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