Cinergy to sell half Midlands stake to New Jersey partner
Cinergy Corp plans to sell its 50 percent stake in Midlands Electricity PLC to General Public Utilities Inc of Morristown New Jersey for 700 million dollars. After expenses the deal should add about 43 cents per share to third quarter earnings. Dockworkers at Overnite Transportation Co strike at six terminals across six cities. About 1,400 workers participate. Spokesman says service centers remain open and deliveries will continue Tuesday.
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Subaru recalls 95000 vehicles for tow hook issue
Subaru recalled 95000 Impreza and Legacy SUVs to remove front tow hooks after reports they may deploy air bags. Company says isolated incidents occurred but no serious injuries reported.
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Drugstore expansion grows as aging nation drives growth
Rite Aid and Walgreen pursue convenient sites across Ohio amid a nationwide surge in drugstores. Stores expand to 10,800 square feet in some cases, with Firms eyeing larger parking, drive thru access, and wider product selection to meet rising prescriptions as the population ages.
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Honda Insight aims for top efficiency with 90 mpg claim
Honda announces its hybrid two seater Insight with aluminum body aiming for the title of the world's most fuel efficient gasoline car. It targets more than 70 mpg combined and near 80 mpg highway with a 1 liter three cylinder engine and electric assist. Sales in the US are planned for December with a sub $20,000 price and standard safety features.
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Ohio growers face migrant labor crunch crops rot in fields
Ohio vegetable farmers struggle to recruit migrant workers as Texas and Florida lure labor with longer seasons and higher pay. Bloomdale owner Jodie Stearns says crops are rotting without harvesters, while Willoway Nursery notes stable staffing. Fewer families migrate, workers settle or seek other jobs, and Ohio limits diversification to cucumbers and tomatoes, worsening shortages.
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Stocks end gain streak as Dow slips four points
Wall Street closed lower after a rally week, with the Dow down 4.12 to 11135.12 as investors lock in profits amid higher yields and cautious outlook on second quarter earnings. S&P 500 fell to 1388.12 and Nasdaq to 2736.78.
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