Michaels to open first Avon Commons store in 19 421 foot building
Michaels Arts and Crafts joins Avon Commons on Detroit Road Avon opening April 1 in a 19 421 square foot space at 35840 Detroit Road The store will hire about 35 staff and marks the sixth Michaels in Northeast Ohio with 628 locations nationwide The Avon Commons complex will host Target opening March 1 and feature multiple retailers plus 26 acres of green space and an amphitheater
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Elissa Dittmann
Chronicle-Telegram
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Kohl's advances on Bradlees stores in three-way deal
Kohl's Corp moves to acquire 35 Bradlees locations with Wal-Mart and Home Depot splitting 20 others. They will keep 12 Boston-area sites and three in New Jersey, aiming remodels for spring 2002 pending bankruptcy court approval.
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Chicago
Fed weighs future as Treasury supply dwindles
The Fed faces a shrinking supply of Treasuries as the national debt declines and currency in circulation rises. Greenspan warns the central bank relies on Treasuries for market operations and as currency backing, while exploring alternatives and awaiting Congress input.
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Three European firms to form world's biggest steelmaker
France's Usinor, Luxembourg's Arbed, and Spain's Aceralia announce a merger to create the largest steel producer with about 46 million tons annual capacity. The Luxembourg-based group will offer for shares, with Usinor owning 56.5 percent, Arbed 23.4 percent, and Aceralia 20.1 percent. Production will shift to efficient plants, yielding $320 million in savings 2002–2005 and$275 million in cost cuts by 2003 rising to $640 million by 2006.
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