Economy grows as November jobs surprise with 211000 gain
U S payrolls rise 211000 in November with unemployment at 5 percent and wages up 2.3 percent from a year earlier. Construction adds 46000 jobs and restaurants and retailers add about 30000 each, supporting consumer spending despite weak overseas growth.
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Medina Stop'nGo sold to Travel Centers of America
TA buys Medina County Stop'nGo chain and rebrands as Minit Mart. About 150 employees affected as staff changes occur and stores get improvements, with some office personnel not retained. Becky Shotwell and Frank ran the family business since 1987. founder Ruth Abell died at 88. Elizabeth Dobbins, The Medina Gazette.
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Madoff Victims To Receive $1.2B In Holiday Payout
Bernard Madoff trustees begin distributing about 1.2 billion dollars to victims with checks averaging 1.1 million each. The sixth distribution lifts total recoveries to 9.16 billion dollars, about 57 percent of lost principal, as 1,300 victims are made whole before the December 11 anniversary of his arrest.
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Chipotle E. coli outbreak widens across states
CDC reports seven new illnesses linked to Chipotle expanding the outbreak to nine states including Ohio, with 52 total ill and 47 noting Chipotle consumption and 20 hospitalizations. Only one of the latest cases ate at Chipotle. The broader market gain followed strong job data as oil prices fell.
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