Verizon to buy MCI in $36.7 billion deal
Verizon Communications strikes a $36.7 billion takeover of MCI Inc, creating a national long distance and network services giant. The pact, valued at $20.78 a share for MCI, includes cash and stock and aims to boost corporate customers and fiber networks while weighing thousands of job cuts over three years. Regulators face a yearlong review as competition reshapes the U.S. telecom landscape with rivals SBC and BellSouth.
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Ridgeville Teen Club Club 20 closes amid funding woes
North Ridgeville’s Club 20 Teen Club at Ridgeview Shopping Center shuts temporarily after owner Jack Cracium Estee Derem cites financial strain. The space may reopen under new name The Teen Kids with Bryan Provo promoting a fresh venue for teens, dancing, and local bands. Police note a few arrests this year as crowding spurred concerns.
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Murbach and Consumeracy Merge in Elyria Brick Supply Move
Murbach Coal and Supply Co merges with Consumeracy Inc forming a new regional builder supply firm headquartered at The Brickyard Elyria. The combined company unites Brick showroom leadership and ready mix lumber plumbing and masonry products serving Lorain and surrounding counties with former rivals emphasizing service to distinct market sectors. Contact Dan Harkins at 329-7148 for details.
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OfficeMax fires two managers amid internal probe in Chicago
OfficeMax announced Monday that its president and chief financial officer were fired following an internal investigation into fabricated supporting documentation for roughly 3 million in claims billed by a supplier. CEO Christopher Miko resigned in what the company called a necessary decision after discussions with the board.
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