Ebay weighs 3000 layoffs amid PayPal spin off plans
EBay may cut at least 3000 jobs about 10 percent of its staff as it splits PayPal from its marketplace unit next year. The layoffs would mainly hit the marketplace division which has 128 million active users, aiming to trim costs before a potential buyer.
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Corrections On Campaign Donations In Boose Lark Race
The Chronicle Telegram corrects an Oct. 24 story stating Democrat Matt Lark received $309 in in kind contributions against state Rep. Terry Boose. Lark received none.
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Terry Boose
Norwalk
Lottery results and big jackpots across states
Friday draws report Pick 3 to Rolling Cash 5 results with numbers and upcoming jackpots. Ohio prizes led by Rolling Cash 5 at 110000 and Classic Lotto at 10.2 million. Mega Millions Friday numbers and Powerball results listed with estimated jackpots. Out of state results from Michigan Pennsylvania and West Virginia included.
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Chronicle Telegram Staff Directory and Publication Details
A compact listing of Chronicle Telegram executives editors and staff roles with contact lines and publication information. Includes publisher lineages, daily circulation numbers, operating hours, toll numbers for local and out of area calls, rates for home delivery and mail, and postal information for Elyria Ohio.
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Stocks end difficult week as oil rout dings markets
A sharp drop in oil prices sent U.S. stocks lower for the week with the S&P 500 at 2002.33 and the Dow at 17280.83. Energy shares led declines while Exxon Mobil and Chevron weighed on the market amid weak global demand signals and a Fed meeting looming.
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Europe
Asia
Jeff Kleintop
Schwab
Standard & Poor
Dow
Exxon Mobil
Chevron
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China
Adobe
Wall Street
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Fed
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BLOTTER reports thefts and a domestic violence incident in Elyria
A burglarized car in a driveway on Oakdale Circle led to a missing purse and stereo speakers. Stolen vehicles, a 2003 Ford Expedition and 2004 Lexus RX300, were reported from a dealership after key access checks. A domestic violence claim involving a father of a child was noted but no arrest. A condemned-home burglary yielded copper piping a furnace and a hot water tank missing. A detached garage theft occurred after a resident left it open for dinner, with a power saw and tool bag taken.
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Vigil for Kristy Flowers at George Mason University
A commemorative vigil remembering Kristy Flowers honors her memory as a tough but loving person. Pink and green balloons, her sorority colors, rise from a candlelit crowd while Patricia Flowers speaks and Anna Merriman organizes contact details.
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Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
George Mason University
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Riders From A1 Ride For Community Help
Eagle Riders, a new offshoot of the Elyria Eagles Club, used about $2,000 from a spaghetti dinner for a Not-Forgotten Box shopping trip. President Brian Gawlik and a few others completed the trip in about two hours, joking they shopped fast while the group motto People Helping People frames the effort.
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Lorain
United States Steel Corp
Tom McDermott
USW
Galindo
Eagle Riders
Elyria Eagles Club
Brian Gawlik
Gawlik
Local races show varied spending across campaigns
In 2010 Manning and state Republicans spent about 1.3 million while Morano and Democrats spent 418,736 four years earlier. Nathan Manning and Republicans funded 824,479 for his campaign to replace Matt Lundy. Brendan Mackin spent 44,688.53 with 344 in-kind. Boose’s race saw 63,530 combined spending. Lark spent 26,480. Sherwin 4,723 with 317 in-kind. Lundy spent 48,004 and Williams 26,804 with 4,200 in-kind. Public support for a tax levy spent 30,979 pro and 5,811 anti. Metro Parks levy led with 116,279. Contact details note.
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Matt Lark
Robert Sherwin
Lundy
Lorain County
Tom Williams
Amherst
Williams
Elyria
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