Old Navy opens at Carousel Center basement store
Old Navy Clothing Co a 20000 square foot Gap Inc division opens Friday in the Commons Level of Carousel Center Mall. The discount unit offers value priced denim jeans around 22 dollars baby items 12 dollars T shirts seven dollars and other basics while The Gap targets higher end lines. Also noted are Cajun Cafe Northern Cafe and Lids hats stores at nearby malls.
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Dow closes at record amid volatile session gains 691 points
Dow Jones industrial average finishes at a new peak of 4 300 78 as stocks swing up and down in two volatile sessions. The broader market underperforms while bond markets rally with 30 year Treasuries dropping below 7 percent for the first time in months, boosting demand for beneficiaries of lower borrowing costs.NYSE composite inches up 0.06, S&P declines 0.10, volume rises to 10.361 billion shares.
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Stock Quote Hotline Aids Market Quotes
The Herald Journal offers a free round the clock stock quote hotline for NYSE AMEX and NASDAQ data. Call NewsLine at 472 211 and enter 9988 for directions and 9989 for category selection.
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Merchan dise To Go Sportswear Anniversary
Roger G Camby marks the second year of Merchan dise To Go Sportswear at 2221 S Salina St Syracuse. The single owner shop sells sportswear casual wear and children's clothing. Camby emphasizes longevity versatility local community ties and reinvestment to grow the business and create jobs.
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Shift to the right may stunt growth of black businesses
Black Enterprise reports top black owned US firms posted nearly 14 percent sales growth in 1994, third straight year of double digit gains, while employment rose just 4.97 percent. The June cover story warns a congressional shift to the right could threaten affirmative action, tax breaks, minority contracting, and civil rights era legacies, noting many top firms rely on public sector work.
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Notable Black Enterprise Top 100 Firms Snapshot
A list highlights major Black Enterprise Top 100 Firms with varied sectors including food processing, publishing, advertising, oil refining, and tech. Named entities include TLC Bedince International Holdings New York. Johnson Publishing Co Inc Chicago. Philadelphia Coca Cola Bottling Co Philadelphia. BET Holdings Washington D C. Soft Sheen Products Chicago. Envirotest Systems Group Phoenix. Mays Chemical Co Indianapolis. Essence Communications Inc New York. Granite Broadcasting Corp New York. Marco International Inc Greenwich Conn.
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Midwest Stamping Inc
Bnowling Green Ohio Metal
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Burrell Communications Group
Essence Communications Inc
Granite Broadcasting Corp
Patwork
Marco International Inc
Greenwich Conn
Muillion
Tlumination Lights Way for New Jobs
Tlumination Technologies Inc on Adler Drive East Syracuse plans expansion hiring two more workers soon and up to 15 more in the near term. The small firm, with five employees, makes lighting for machine vision robotics and fiber optics and serves 3M Kodak and North American Morph, with rights for Sony in Japan and firms in Germany and Australia.
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Australia
Local Bank Names New Officers and Award Winners
Onbank & Trust Glovan announced appointments including B Vitale as vice president trust office and D J Hunter as audit officer. W J Kunda, Syr, named trust office president, Frederick A Maloney as loan servicing group manager. Gaughan of Cortland and Wyman of Cazenovia named Family Farm Insurance awards recipients. Michael Layfield of Baldwinsville earned 1994 sales recognition from Upjohn Co agricultural division. Bond Shosneck & King added new partners Dali Eran Parucci Robbins across departments. Hermes Fernandez of Syracuse University College of Law represented Albany office.
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Thomas J. Gaughan
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Chittenango
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Upjohn Co
Kalamazoo
Mich Layfield
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Eric Mower chosen for $3 million marketing contract in Michigan
Eric Mower and Associates was selected to complete a 3 million marketing communications assignment for Comstock Michigan Fruit, a Curtice Burris Foods unit in Rochester. The notice instructs readers to contact Susan Royal for Company Matters submissions and notes that photos are not returned.
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Electric cars draw air harm from lead in batteries
A Carnegie Mellon study reported in Science warns that making lead based batteries for electric cars would emit six times more lead than a small gasoline car, even with future tech. Auto makers and officials caution that such findings suggest delays in mass adoption of zero emission vehicles.
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U S Electrical Plans Move to Syracuse Delayed
U S Electrical Inc of California, a leading electro powered car producer, announced a Syracuse assembly plant by spring 1995 with up to 150 local jobs and local supplier purchases. Niagara Mohawk would lease up to 50 vehicles annually and back 500 total leases to utilities and governments in NY NJ and northern PA. The company faces financial strain and a new CEO, delaying plans until at least summer.
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Clinton plan cites Japan auto market access bias
The Clinton administration will file a formal complaint with the World Trade Organization accusing Japan of closing its auto markets. The move aims to pressure Tokyo to cut its large trade deficit, with Nick Kantor preparing the briefing and hinting at punitive tariffs on more than $1 billion in Japanese goods, including luxury cars, vans, and auto parts.
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