Tilt-Up Party rolls out new Clovervale build site
Amherst contractor Star Design-Build and Con/Steel Tilt-Up Systems hosted a cookout and live tilt-up demonstration at an Amherst site to showcase Star’s first tilt-up construction for Clovervale Foods. Nine wall panels up before lunch, with up to 20 per day planned. panels include 37 feet high units weighing 115000 pounds. The project expands Clovervale’s freezer production space and refurbishes an adjacent structure. Adrian Burns is the contact.
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Enron Trader Arrested Over California Energy Schemes
Federal authorities arrest Enron former executive John M. Forney in Columbus, charging him with schemes called Ping Pong and Death Star used to manipulate California energy prices 1999 to 2001. Forney, 41, of Ohio, worked at Enron's Portland trading office and West Power Center before 2002, released after a hearing set for Monday.
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Greenspan upbeat comments lift stocks on mixed IBM news
Stocks rose as Federal Reserve Chair Greenspan signaled a fairly marked U.S. economic turnaround. The Dow gained 25.14 to 8922.95, Nasdaq rose 12.81 to 1603.56, and S&P 500 added 4.56 to 971.56 amid profit hopes and weak IBM fuel. IBM fell on SEC revenue inquiry, while Brocade, Intel, and School Specialty posted gains. Martha Stewart LivingOmni fell on insider trading charges risk.
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Dollar Gains Mixed as Greenspan Signals US Rate Path
The dollar edged higher early but closed the New York session well off its euro peak after Greenspan's remarks shifted focus to rate differentials. The euro steadied around $1.1750 as traders awaited the European Central Bank meet, while the dollar rose against the yen and Swiss franc but fell versus the Canadian, Australian, and New Zealand dollars. The pound slipped to $1.6284 amid ongoing volatility and deflation worries.
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