New York Wins 2.5B IBM Plant Investment
New York state approves IBM 2.5 billion in state and private funding for a new chip making complex 60 miles north of New York City at Hudson Valley Research Park East Fishkill. The plant aims to start in 2002 with 1000 jobs, producing 12 inch wafer chips and thinner circuits. A second 2.5 billion expansion is planned in Burlington Vermont and a France joint venture.
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George Pataki
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Local professionals named to new roles in Syracuse area
Katherine Magnarelli of Syracuse named development associate for St. Camillus Health and Rehabilitation Center Foundation handling fundraising and office duties after graduating from Onondaga Community College. Bernard King of Blutman King named charter fellow by the American College of Employee Benefits Counsel. Peter Belyea of Chittenango appointed VP of sales and marketing at Cablexpress Technologies. Patrick Anson of DM Systems certified as a premier support specialist for MAS 90 Job Cast.
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Syracuse
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Blutman & King Law Firm
American College of Employee Benefits Counsel
Peter E. Belyea
Chittenango
Cablexpress Tologies
Belyea
Anson
Eckerd targets SeniorChoice participants with discount plan
Eckerd drug stores roll out a health care discount program for Central New York seniors losing Medicare HMO coverage. The plan offers up to 30 percent on prescriptions and 50 percent on dental care, with premiums from 6.50 to 9.95 dollars. It is not insurance but a nationwide networked program promoted locally as SeniorChoice replacements.
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New York
Eckerd
Univera Healthcare
Univera
CIA
J.C Penney Co
Sive
Robert O'Connor
Onondaga County
AARP
JC Penney
Len Schutz
JC. Penney
Seniors Discuss Medicare HMO Exit in Baldwinsville
About 2,200 Central New Yorkers face loss of Univera Healthcare SeniorChoice Medicare HMO coverage as HIICAP hosts a Canton Woods Center meeting at 14am Thursday to discuss options for affected seniors at 76 Canton Street Baldwinsville.
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Motley Fool founders shift to profitability and growth
The Motley Fool founders Tom and David Gardner emphasize seriousness and cash flow as they guide the firm toward a public offering.Pat Garner, hired after a Coca-Cola career, stresses building a sustainable model. The company grew from three to 370 employees with 2 million monthly visitors and $265 million venture backing from Maveron and Mayfield. They now offer paid online seminars and face tougher investor scrutiny in a crowded internet financial info market.
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Maveron
Mayfield Fund
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Germany
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David
Carousel Center sees Bain's and Mrs Fields depart Syracuse mall
At Carousel Center in Syracuse the Bain's Deli and Mrs Fields leave as lease expirations prompt a reshuffle. Quizno's exits Bain's rights, while Original Cookie remains at other malls. The center marks its 10th anniversary with new openings including Victoria's Secret Beauty, Zales, Motherhood, J Crew, and Pottery Barn ahead of Forever 21.
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Syracuse
Food Court
Bain’s Deli
Great Northern
Shopping Town
Victoria’s Secret Beauty
Zales Jewelers
J.C. Penney
Eddie Bauer
Zales
J. Crew
Pottery Barn
Forever 21
Herald American
Bob Niedt
Bob
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SOHO Show Aims To Boost Area Small Businesses
Syracuse event showcases the SOHO Small Office Home Office show with 150 booths, online store setup by Gene Wolf, and free site hosting for up to 12 items. Five finalists in the Small Business Web Site contest will display their sites and be voted on by attendees.
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Oncenter
Syracuse
Gene Wolf
Wolf Internet Systems
SOH
Wolf
DX Storm of
Toronto
ArcheryWorld.com
Skychiefs Com
Mannysonline Com
Landmarktheatre Org
Cideo Com
SSA
Support Services Alliance
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