NiMo stock posts heaviest trading since 1996
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp saw about 45.5 million invested Tuesday as over 3.8 million NiMo common shares traded. A large block of 3,084,260 shares was sold by Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette, with NiMo closing at 14.75, down 0.0625.
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NiMo
Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette
SBA shuts temporary disaster loan office in Syracuse
The U S Small Business Administration will close its temporary disaster loan office at the Onondaga War Memorial in downtown Syracuse at 6 p.m. Thursday. Homeowners renters and business owners with Labor Day storm damages can still obtain loan information by calling 800 659 2955. The application deadline is November 13.
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Onondaga War Memorial
Syracuse
SBA
Bertelsmann buys half of Barnes & Noble online venture
German publisher Bertelsmann AG agreed to acquire a 50 percent stake in Barnes & Noble's online unit barnesandnoble.com for 200 million dollars. Each company will contribute 100 million, creating a major Internet bookseller to compete with Amazon. The venture aims to revive a struggling operation and expand online reach.
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Bertelsmann AG
Barnes & Noble
Barnesandnoble.com
Amazon.com
Bertelsmann
Finance ministers seek action as IMF meets in Washington
Global finance chiefs clash over a clear plan to curb the worst economic crisis in decades. Rubin signals urgent steps while Bush era reforms, IMF funds, and a Brazil rescue loom. Blair ponders emergency talks in London as Japan plans bigger stimulus. Camdessus and Wolfowitz vow major agency changes.
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Clinton
Asia
Latin America
Treasury
Robert Rubin
Capitol Hill
House
Senate
International Monetary Fund
White House
London
Tony Blair
Brazil
America
Carlos Menem
IMF
World Bank
Japan
Tokyo
Keizo Obuchi
Michel Camdessus
James Wolfensohn
Cortland County recruits new leader to revitalize economy
Richard Eads took over as executive director of Cortland County Business Development Corp and Industrial Development Agency on August 3, amid a regional downturn. He aims to market the county, visit firms and trade shows, and boost job creation after major manufacturers left. Cortland’s August unemployment reached 7.2 percent, higher than most areas, with Buckbee-Mears and Rubbermaid cutting hundreds of jobs. Eads cites vacant plants, water infrastructure, and flat land along Interstate 81 as advantages, drawing on prior Tioga County development success to rescue Cortland’s economy.
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Cortland County
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Cortland County Business Development Corp
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Smith Corona Corp
Maidenform Worldwide Inc
Rubbermaid Inc
Buckbee-Mears Co
Karen Knapik-Scalzo
State Labor Department
Cortland
Peope
Smith Corona
Rubbermaid
Economic Development Institute of
The
University of Oklahoma, Eads
Tioga County
Department of Economic Development and Planning
Tioga
Rich
Paul F. Slowey
Marietta Corp
Business Development Corp
Richard Elliott
Slowey
Feaders
Wooster
Ohio
Industrial Development Agency
D. Camnerell
OCC MACNY Alliance forms for training at OCC center
Onondaga Community College and the Manufacturers Association of Central New York signed a formal agreement creating the OCC MACNY Alliance. The alliance leverages OCC's Applied Technology Center to offer rapid training, with MACNY moving its programs to the center to train supervisors and employees, aiming to deliver help within 48 hours of contact.
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Manufacturers Association of
Central New York
Manufacturers Organization
Occ-Macny Alliance
Neal Raisman
OCC
Raisman
Manufacturers Association
Michael Fleming
MACNY
Fleming
Syracuse
Applied Technology Center
Montana Mills eyes Syracuse area return with new plans
Pittsford based Montana Mills Bread Co seeks expansion into the Syracuse market after a private stock sale raised 2.4 million. Founders Suzy and Gene O Donovan report a building deal fell through and they are scouting about 2000 square feet in DeWitt while continuing to serve Rochester and Buffalo customers with their back to nature breads.
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Montana Mills
Pittsford
Rochester
Buffalo
Sion
Syracuse
Suzy O'Donovan
Gene
Pyramid
Suzy
Peat Marwick
Kpmg Accounting
Niagara Mohawk
DeWitt
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