Business Link Trade Show set for Sept on Avon Lake event
The event at the Irish Heritage Center in Avon Lake features guest speaker Susan Aldrich on Creating Loyal Employees and Teams. Networking 4 7 p.m. then address 7 8 p.m. Hors d oeuvres 5 7 p.m. Vendor tables 55 dollars. Admission 15 dollars. Call Hale Writing Service at 440 985 2545. In Dayton Reynolds and Reynolds to invest 57 million in an industrial park expansion to add 750 white collar jobs.
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Strong July orders and existing home sales signal continued boom
Orders for durable goods jumped sharply in July while existing home sales, though hurt by higher mortgage rates, posted the third best month on record. Economists note consumer spending and low unemployment sustaining activity as the Fed raised rates again this summer. Disney buys 60 percent of Toysmart.com for about 20 million dollars and pledges 25 million in marketing.
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Supreme Court upholds $19.2 million fault in Chrysler case
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court upholds a 1996 verdict that Chrysler must pay $19.2 million to Paul J. Santos of Belmont. Santos says a design defect in the 1986 Plymouth Voyager's rear brakes caused a fatal crash killing his wife and three children after braking to avoid a car on a New Hampshire parkway.
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Save-A-Lot planned for S Lorain
Save-A-Lot will occupy about 16000 square feet at the Fairless Drive shopping center in Lorain under a five year lease held by Fairless Shopping Center Limited. The store could open by year end pending final plans approvals. Locals welcome a nearby grocery, with other tenants being considered.
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Gary Avenue
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McDonald’s paint makeover sparks local backlash across New England
Cape Cod area owners repaint restaurants with bright red and yellow colors drawing anger from towns and residents. Canton and surrounding communities reject the new hues. Owners report higher traffic and market share gains as nationwide facelift continues with updated menus, displays, and uniforms.
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South Shore
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Hyannis
Bourne
Falmouth
Officials assure ATMs will work through year end
ATM network heads told consumers not to withdraw large sums as 1999 ends and urged calm. The banks, via the Electronic Funds Transfer Association, distributed a four page homily to clergy to help quell Y2K fears and advised treating the millennium’s close as a holiday weekend.
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Campbell Soup to Redesign Iconic Label in Historic Change
Campbell Soup Co. plans the most significant label change in its history. The new design centers a photographed bowl of soup with a back recipe and a colored banner to distinguish soup categories, as Lisa Zakrajsek explains.
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Markets Rally After Fed Rate Hike Boosts Confidence
Investors push stocks higher with the Dow closing at 11,326.04, a new record, as the Fed signals inflation may stay controlled. S&P 500 adds 18.29 to 1,381.79 and Nasdaq climbs 53.23 to 2,805.60 while bond yields slip. Strong gains in Microsoft, Amazon, and AOL contrast with Bank One weaker profits dragging financials. Analysts note inflation vigilance and potential further rate moves. Global markets rise with Nikkei up 1.3 percent and European shares higher.
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Warburg Dillon Road
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