UBS Corp to announce new internet marketplace partners
UBS Corp is expected to unveil today a new exchange dubbed open.com with 10 major telecommunications and electronics firms. The partners, including Sectron and Tos, will jointly buy about 200 billion dollars worth of semiconductors assembly components and manufacturing services.
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Mancher European unit to be bought by BC Partners
BC Partners offers 923 per share in cash for Mancher Clark Sy Industries Inc a Amherst New York maker of auto parts valued at about 2 billion including debt of roughly 960 million The bid aims to lift the stock as Mark IV sought a buyer since January to boost its price
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French banker praises euro currency confidence voiced in Paris
Bank of France bicentennial forum in Paris hosts central bankers as Governor Jean-Claude Trichet praises the euro. He says the currency’s future rests on Europe’s economy, echoing optimism seen at the International Monetary Conference running in the city through Wednesday.
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Franks recall 15000 pounds by SSurts Packing Co
Greensboro North Carolina based SSurts Packing Co recalls 15000 pounds of Curtis and Beef Master frankfurters potentially contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes. Product bear sell by date JALO3 inside USDA seal Est 2642. Produced May 4 and distributed to stores in the South.
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ENSA International hires senior program managers and analysts
Ua aie Anda Hicok joins ENSA International as senior program manager overseeing due diligence mining capex environmental management and compliance programs. Scott Saroff named senior program manager for national environmental investigation and remediation services with 22 years in industry. Cindy Sicherman appointed senior financial analyst and administrative manager for ENSR New York operations. Biscott Brown joins ENSR International as industrial hygiene technician with asbestos lead and site investigation duties.
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Ensa International Inc
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Syracuse University
National Environmental Investigation
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Blasland, Bouck and Lee
Cindy Sicherman
ENSR
New York
Sicherman
St. Joseph's Hospital
Biscott
Starbucks expands in Tokyo as Asia market booms
Tokyo customers chase lattes amid crowded shops and shoving matches outside. Starbucks, the Seattle chain, targets Asia with plans for an Asian roasting plant possibly in the Philippines, Hong Kong, or Japan. Kazuko Nakada notes the coffee craze exceeded expectations as the brand leverages wealth and status in developing markets.
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Trucker seeks union at Gypsum Express amid benefits dispute
McCarthy, a Gypsum Express driver from Fulton, cites lack of paid time off and benefits as drivers push for a union. Teamsters Local 1149 has petitioned NLRB for an election in Lysander, while management campaigns to oppose representation. The case mirrors nationwide union drives with risks for staff and executives alike.
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Philadelphia
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Industrial Labor Relations
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John Gregoretti
Dick BlumnerStaff
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German firm eyes airship relaunch after Hindenburg disaster
CargoLifter AG chief Heinrich von Gablenz pitches a hydrogen-free airship revival aimed at moving oversized cargo. The plan envisions 50 blimps by 2013 with global stations, backed by nearly $180 million in private funding, despite risk and internet-era skepticism. The Hindenburg disaster of 1937 remains a cautionary memory influencing public perception and investment.
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