Blue Fish Blowout At New York State Fairgrounds Sale
Four day Blue Fish clothing blowout sale runs November 13 to 16 at the New York State Fairgrounds Art & Home Center, 10 am to 6 pm daily. Admission free. Frenchtown NJ label touts varied, unstructured designs with 50 to 70 percent discounts on overstocks.
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Art & Home Center
Tony Clothier
Frenchtown
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Fairgrounds
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Investors urged to stay course during market swings
Investors faced a volatile week with a large Dow dip followed by a rebound, but experts urge patience. JW Burns & Co and Fidelity emphasize long term plans, advising against overreacting to short term moves. Analysts note volatility is normal in sustained gains, and advise maintaining three to five year horizons.
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JW. Burns & Co
John Stevens
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Avner Arbel
Cornell University
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Market experts advise cautious review after market correction
Arbel and Burns explain that a market correction occurs when prices fall 10 percent or more reflecting company value, while Asian currency declines trigger jitters in U S investors. Bargain hunting buybacks helped push prices back up, prompting advisers to urge calm evaluation of portfolios after the volatility.
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U.S
Asia
Burns
Wall Street's Biggest Day Dow Records Big Gains
The Dow Industrial Average posted its five largest one day point gains in history on October 28, 1997, marking a remarkable surge for Wall Street as traders react to strong economic signals and shifting market sentiment.
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West Genesee Students Join Fantasy Stock Market Game
Syracuse region youths participate in a 10 week stock market game with imaginary $100,000 each. Senior Cindy Fuller remains calm as Dow Jones swings, while classmate Kelly Norcross considers selling if losses mount.
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Wall Street
West Genesee High School
Cindy Fuller
Fuller
Sam Dance
Syracuse
Kelly Norcross
Norcross
Global stocks rally after New York rebound sparks cautious optimism
Asian and European markets rise amid broad-based gains following the Dow's 337-point bounce. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng jumps about 18.8 percent to end at 10,765.30, while Europe sees DAX up 4.6 percent and CAC 40 up 3.2 percent. Analysts warn durability is unsure as Taiwan retreats in tech shares and Hong Kong remains below prior week highs.
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Europe
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Salomon Brothers
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Anscor-Hagedorn Securities Inc
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Singapore
Thailand
Malaysia
Indonesia
Taiwan
Asia
John Rowley
SBC Warburg New Zealand Ltd
Wellington
Merrill Lynch
U.S
Josephine Hui
Cheerful Securities Ltd
International Business Machines
Supe Stock Exchange
Old factory comes back on West Side
In 1985 Tino Lampuri and three partners bought the Rockwell Building at West Fayette and South Geddes streets, long vacant after Rockwell International closed its machine tool business. Now Rockwest Center houses 20 companies employing about 300, with projections to 700 to 1,000 as renovations finish in four years. Tenants praise low rents and tax breaks in the city's Economic Development Zone. observers call it a model rust belt project.
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Syracuse
Rockwell
West Fayette
South Geddes Streets
Rockwell International
West Side
Rich Puchalski
Syracuse United Neighbors
Lampuri
Rockwest Center
Puchalski
Robert Witter
Oneida Air Systems Inc
Beirut
Leedom Kettell
Central Marking Equipment Corp
Dix
Rockwest
Loretto kicks off $20 million Cunningham facility renovation
Syracuse Mayor Roy Bernardi and Loretto officials swing sledgehammers to launch a 27 month project to modernize the 520 bed Cunningham Residential Health Care Facility. The renovation includes heating and ventilation upgrades dining areas and additional improvements costing 420000 with 50000 financed by the Syracuse Economic Development Corp. A new restaurant 313 Restaurant & Cigar Bar opened on Ni cediles Street replacing the Park Circle Restaurant formerly run by Daniel Klamm. The cigar bar is expected to open on the second floor in December.
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Loretto
Syracuse
Roy Bernardi
J James T. Mulder
Park Circle
Nicediles St
Daniel Klamm
313 Restaurant & Cigar Bar
Klamm
Syracuse Economic Development Corp
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