KTM plans Amherst growth and expansion on Milan Avenue
KTM North America plans to expand its Amherst headquarters, seek to purchase adjacent two acre land, and add 25 000 to 50 000 square foot building for warehouse space and race teams. The deal hinges on lifting an Eagles deed restriction and city negotiations. KTM aims to hire at least 20 new employees over five years amid strong growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
KTM North America
Milan Avenue
John Zolikoff
KTM
Ktms
David Taylor
Amherst Eagles
Eagles
Taylor
Community Improvement Corp
Zolikoff
Zolik J Ktm
Austria
Roanoke
United States
Canada
North American
Dow Transpartzhon
S&p dCap
Fi Srocx Exchange
Highlghts
TB Woods
Keines BS
Vascotes
Erty SenmnceCp
Azressial
Czerksl
beGrchea
Racal Ars
Bolan
Tetron
Atechcer
Mi Forest
EldorSi
Sunthero
Pirer
WuSa
Morssof
IRA Dan
IZ Rg
Tene Warn
HeneDy
Motorola
Aseet
Eoolet
Smucker KY LG AB
Sorrivex
Sean Anes
Eny Arex
New York Mercartie Exchange
Board of Trade Cme
MYST
New York Board of Trade Mutua Fund
Goaltek
Cacire S.A
Goa
Terrase Borg
Ura
Bow
JetBlue rolls out customer bill of rights
JetBlue introduced a customer bill of rights promising refunds credits or vouchers for delays and cancellations under its control. The policy also obligates deplaning after five hours on the ground and sets voucher amounts based on delay length. The move follows a severe operational meltdown that grounded planes at JFK and affected over 100,000 passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JetBlue
New York
JetBlue Airways
David Neeleman
Neeleman
Air
John F. Kennedy International Airport
FCC faces tough hurdles in XM Sirius merger review
The FCC warned license holders cannot gain control of the other to preserve competition. XM Satellite Radio and Sirius seek merger approval from the FCC and Justice Department. Analysts predict DOJ may clear with arguments. FCC focuses on public interest, convenience, and necessity as airwaves remain public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Andrew Kartzman
Media Access Project
Washington DC
XM Satellite Radio Inc
New York City
Justice Department
Sil
Sinc
Merck suspends lobbying for cervical cancer vaccine mandate
Merck & Co pauses its campaign to require 11 and 12 year old girls to receive Gardasil for school attendance. The company will still provide vaccine information to officials and argues the goal is cancer prevention, not mandating vaccination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N.J
Merck & Co
Gardasil
Richard M. Haupt
Merck
Associated Press
Haupt
Roundup: Supreme Court Tosses Philip Morris Verdict
The High Court again set aside a $795 million fraud verdict against Philip Morris USA, part of ongoing fights over large punitive damages in product liability. Wal-Mart reports stronger Q4 profits yet faces store-level growth slowdowns, while Mittal Steel is ordered to divest a Maryland mill to resolve antitrust concerns linked to its Arcelor merger. A Philadelphia jury awards $3 million to Jennie Nelson, Dayton, Ohio, for breast cancer tied to Wyeth Prempro use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Morris
Washington
Mayola Williams
Altria Group Inc
Philip Morris USA
Supreme Court
Oregon Supreme Court
Robert Peck
Williams
Stephanie Hof
Edward Jones
Hoff
Wal-Mart
Wal- Mart
Thomnson Financial
Morgantown
Wva
Department of Justice
Mittal Steel Co
Maryland
Arcelor SA
West Virginia
Ohio
Justice
Mittal
Dofasco Inc
Canada
Dofasco
ThyssenKrupp AG
Ger
Philadelphia
Wyeth
Jennie Nelson
Dayton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bette Pearce
Chronicle-Telegram
Chronmie.com
Jet Blue
Jfk
Anda A. Johnson
American Academy of Pediatricians
American Academy of Family Practitioners
WalMart
Wal-Mart Stores Inc
Sparrows Point
Baltimore
Weirton Steel Corp
Weirton
Ohio River
Steubenville
Arcelor
Dow Jones Industrials
Dany Dow Jones
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!