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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 2008
Page
4
Settlement proposed in tainted pet food lawsuits
A year after tainted pet food caused pet deaths across the US and Canada, a proposed settlement in principle would resolve more than 100 class actions. Lawsuits target Menu Foods and others over vet bills burial costs and food recalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N.J
United States
Canada
U.S. District Court
Sherrie R. Lavett
U.S
Noel L. Hillman
Menu Foods Inc
Amy W. Schulman
Menu Foods
Las Vegas
Schulman
Lavett
Treasury blueprint aims to reshape financial regulation agency system
The 218 page plan by Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson proposes three new super agencies to oversee the financial industry and abolish overlapping rules. It comes as the clock winds down with President Bush nearing the end of his term, while pressure to act grows amid recent crisis driven worries.
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Congress
Bush
Treasury
Henry Paulson
Construction Spending Drops as Manufacturing Slumps
The Institute for Supply Management reports March manufacturing contracted for a second month with an index of 48.6, while the Commerce Department notes February construction spending fell 0.3 percent as home building and nonresidential activity declined, with government projects the sole bright spot. Economist Gary R. Thayer says the data reinforce a likely recession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
Institute For Supply Management
Institute
Washington
Commerce Department
Gary R. Thayer
Wachovia Securities
Wall Street Rallies as Credit Crisis Eases in 2Q Start
New York stocks jumped on Tuesday with the Dow up about 400 points and major indexes rising over 3 percent as investors bet the worst of the credit crisis is over. Financial shares led gains after Lehman Brothers and UBS issued new shares. Columbus fraud case: investment adviser Mark Lay agrees to pay 5 million to settle the civil suit with Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation, while not admitting wrongdoing.
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Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc
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UBS AG
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National City reviews options amid housing market pressure
National City Corp. said it is reviewing options as mortgage market weakness hurts results. Goldman Sachs has been hired to explore strategic alternatives. The Cleveland bank did not confirm any buyer interest or specify which options are under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
National City Corp
Goldman Sachs
National City
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