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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 15, 2001
Page
10
Microsoft announces collaborations with Chicago based United Airlines and Handsprings to deliver a specialized Web browser for Palm content. The move marks early Web access on handheld devices and showcases new scenes for frequent travelers.
John Zogby announced plans to expand his Utica based polling business by adding two full time jobs and pursuing rapid growth. An economic study shows revenues rising from $598,631 in 1996 to over $3.8 million in 2000, with projected 2001 sales above $6 million.
Jury selection set for Monday in San Jose California in a criminal case against four software executives who left Cadence Design Systems to form Avant and allegedly took Cadence trade secrets. Avant co founders Ene Cho Mike Teal Stephen Wau and Z Liao face prison time if found guilty. Cadence also seeks millions in a separate civil case.
Donald B. Barter senior vice president at Merrill Lynch in Syracuse earned the designation of certified investment SARTER after Wharton School coursework. John Favalo Sage Marcom CEO will take part in a June 26 panel at the 2001 Marketing Conference in Salt Lake City. Herbert J. Hubert Bond Schoeneck & King attorney will serve a three year term on the Public Broadcasting Council of Central New York boards alongside Sheldon Erring Sanford Belden Kathleen Mezzalinga Vivian Moore and others.
The Federal Reserve is poised for a fifth rate cut this year to stimulate a sagging economy. Economists expect a half point reduction, with some predicting a quarter point, aiming to bolster consumer spending and prevent a sharper downturn as unemployment trends rise and manufacturing weakens.
Workers at Engraving and Printing supply the world with dollars. In Washington and Fort Worth the Bureau prints billions in currency daily, supporting global banks and foreign economies. The article notes denominations, costs, and historical details about U S currency production and policy.
The Oneida Nation announces openings for Native Americans to work on a 24,000 square foot clubhouse and 50,000 square foot casino expansion at Shenandoah Golf Club near Turning Stone. The plan targets about 20 percent of construction contracts for Native businesses or individuals. A job fair is set for May 24 from 5 to 8 pm at the casino.
Wilmorite Inc and the town of Camillus seek state Empire Zone designation to gain tax breaks for Camillus Mall. The move aims to attract tenants to the roughly 14 acre site, revive redevelopment, and level the playing field with nearby PILOT projects.
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