Options exchanges reach deal with Justice Dept
Four U S stock and options exchanges reached a settlement with the Justice Department over market regulation compliance. The agreement requires stronger enforcement of exchange rules to curb abusive trading practices and improve oversight across the trading platforms.
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Justice Dept
Davsein
Lestuse
Titania
Lindt
Gareea
Atone Hariges
Dean Cub Rater
Securives
Conetissnan
Herbeni
Meeting on finding skilled workers in New York area
The New York Coalition for Adult and Continuing Education hosts a meeting at Moyne College dining center. Joseph Varga, executive director of Partners for Education and Business, and Roger Evans, state Department of Labor economist, discuss Work West and Career Zone job searches. Registration via Janet Schilling at 687-7819.
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New York Coalition For
Moyne Coullege
Joseph Varga
Partners For Education
Wess
Minule
Roger Evans
State Department of Labor
Syracuse
Janet Schilling
GM warns Buick Oldsmobile sedan owners of air bag defect
General Motors told owners of 290000 sedans that side air bags could deploy unexpectedly. A recall will start later this year due to parts shortages. GM spokesman Terry Rhadigan cited 60 injuries from one incident. Affected are 103000 1995 Buick Royals and 187000 1995-96 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supremes in the United States and Canada.
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General Motors Corp
Terry Rhadigan
United States
Canada
Servis
Syracuse area executives appointed to new roles
Chris Becker promoted to assistant information systems director at The Syracuse Newspapers overseeing editorial and production systems and IT support for Becker company. Meltzer named Southeast Regional Commercial Collection Corp. of New York sales manager. Stafford joins Beardsley Design Associates as architectural designer for Skae nk clog Central School District project. Ackerman joins Central New York Postal Customer Council executive board. Arenick serves as industry co chair. Kre nick certified mail distribution systems manager.
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Chris Becker
Syracuse
Becker Company
Becker
Stephen D. Meltzer
Southeast Regional Commercial Collection Corp
New York
Meltzer
Southeast 1.S
Florida
Carolinas
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Kentucky
Capital Recovery Corp
Atlanta
Stephen Stafford II
Beardsley Design Associates
Stafford
Ater
Skaeen Clog Central
Maureen Ackerman
Mohbilnet
Central New York
MarianneArenick
Niagara Mohawk
Central New York Postal Customer Council
Krenick
Susan Royat
Central New York health plans post gains in 1999
Most Central New York health plans improved financially in 1999 driven by premium hikes and adjusted drug rider pricing. HMO CNY remained loss making, while Univera, North Medical Community and United Healthcare posted profits, and New York state regulators cited overall recovery across the region.
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New York
Hmocny
BlueCross Blueshield
Central New York
State Insurance Department
Art Goshin
Univera
Ena
Crivera
North Medical Community Wealth Plan
Liverpool
Gtate
Hmoday
Game Out of Basin
Terri Marchan
United Healthcare
Upstate
Jay Fischer
Syracuse
Fischer
United
Doug Sherlock
Philadelphia
Saint
U.S
Gridley Building Sold by Investors for 500000
A group of investors purchased the Gridley Building overlooking Clinton Square for 500000. Gridley Place LLC closed on the 25,000-square-foot structure, with plans to redevelop the Clinton and Hanover Square areas while preserving its architectural facade. The building houses MacKay Caswell Callahan and Sommer Sommer law firms and may see upgrades as tenants are sought. Built in 1869 for Onondaga Savings Bank, it was renovated in 1974 by Quinlivin Piorik & Krause and later vacated by the firm in 1990.
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Gridley
Clinton Square
Gridley Place LLC
William Colucci
NAT Pyramid Brokerage Co
Quinlivin Piorik & Krause
Clinton
Hanover Square
Syracuse Anes
John F. Piper
Gridley Place
Douglas Scheid
Buffalo
Kenneth Hinckley
Massachusetts
Syracuse
Piper
Colucci
MacKay, Caswell & Callahan
Sommer & Sommer
Michael McDermott
Onondaga Savings Bank
Oninlivin Piorik & Kravise
Salina Street
OPEC plan to raise output sparks oil price surge
Futures hit a 10 year high as OPEC announced a 3 percent output increase, while IEA warned the move unlikely to stabilize markets. OPEC president Rodriguez doubted prices would fall enough, and secretary general Lukman noted some members may not meet higher targets. Brent rose to 33.62 and light crude to 35.14 as markets jitters persisted.
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Vienna
OPEC
International Energy Agency
Ali Rodriguez
Rilwanu Lukman
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
International Petroleum Exchange
London
New York Mercantile Exchange
Peter Gignoux
Salomon Smith Barney
Gignoux
United States
Lukman
Bennett trustee awarded 2.64 million in interim fee
Federal judge awarded bankruptcy trustee Richard Breeden 3 percent of distributed funds, totaling 2.64 million as an interim award. Breeden has earned 5.4 million so far and argues for higher compensation based on 564 million recovered for creditors. Critics note overall fees reach 44 million in the Bennett case. The Bennett companies filed for bankruptcy in 1996 after allegations against Patrick Bennett.
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Bennett
U.S
Stephen D. Gerling
Richard C. Breeden
Bennett Companies
Breeden
Daniel Stolz
Stolz
Guy van Baalen
van Baalen
Patrick R. Bennett
Ganning
Ordy
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Dow Jones
Herald-Journal
CNY
James T. Mulder
Sul
MOCNY
Dwyer
Winkle Hmo-Cny
Nxcellus Inc
Blue Cross
Roch
Ester and
Utica-Watertown
Health Plan
Central
MVP
United Healthcare OF
Upstate New York
North Medical Community Health Plan
Univera Healthcare
Excelsus Inc
N Y Insurance Dept
Excallus Inc
Syricune Newspapers
Gridley Building
Stephen D. Cannerell
John Piper
The
Associated Press
Bennett Trustee
Charley Hannagan
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