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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 2000

Page

8

Greenspan warns OPEC oil price rise harms producers too

Federal Reserve Chair Alan Greenspan told OPEC ministers in Vienna that high oil prices hurt producers and consumers alike. He noted OPEC talks stalled, oil output fell, and prices rose past 34 dollars before easing recently. He cautioned energy costs could affect inflation and growth but did not specify a tipping price.

Washington Federal Reserve Alan Greenspan OPEC Vienna Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries United States Greenspan Senate U.S

Friendly Ice Cream chief outlines move to strengthen core business

Donald N. Smith, chairman, says the new step is a crucial move toward reinforcing the company’s core restaurant business. He emphasizes focus on core operations and long term stability as the company seeks growth.

Donald N. Smith Friendly Ice Cream's Chairman

Friendly Ice Cream plans large chain closure in cost push

Friendly Ice Cream Corp says it will close 80 company owned restaurants immediately and another 70 in two years to cut costs amid weak sales. Pre tax charges of about 20 million are expected in Q1, with estimated annual pre tax savings near 8 million. Elyria Broad Street unit not among first closures.

New York Friendly Ice Cream Corp Friendly Wilbraham Mass Friendly Ice Cream Craig Wright Broad Street Friendly’s Friendly's Buffalo Rochester Syracuse

Conoco to pay $26 million to settle oil royalty claims

Conoco agreed to a 26 million settlement with the federal government and whistleblowers over underreported royalties on oil from federal and Indian lands since 1988. The deal resolves False Claims Act allegations and administrative claims, with the two whistleblowers to receive over 4.2 million.

Conoco Federal Washington Justice Department Ponca City Okla United States Mike Bradford U.S District of Texas Mobil Oil Oxy USA Inc Chevron Interior Department J. Benjamin Johnson Jr John Martinek

VW buys big stake in Scania

Volkswagen agreed to buy 34 percent of Scania voting power and 18.7 percent of its capital for 1.6 billion dollars from Investor AB, becoming Scania’s largest shareholder. Investor retains 15.3 percent of votes and 9.1 percent of capital for at least two years, while Volvo holds 30.6 percent of votes and 45.55 percent of shares without a board seat.

Scania Sodertalje Sweden Volkswagen Stockholm Investor AB European Commission Volvo Ferdinand Piech

Liebert to Move into Abandoned Ironton Plant

Liebert Corp a division of Emerson Electric will take over the vacant Ironton Ohio plant to produce cooling and environmental control systems for electronics creating about 150 new jobs within a year and 200 within three. The deal hinges on a lease with Lawrence Economic Development Corp while the Lawrence County area rebuilds after recent plant closures and job losses.

Emerson Electric Division Ohio Columbus Cabletron Systems of New Hampshire Ironton Liebert Corp St. Louis Liebert Lawrence Economic Development Corp

Microsoft antitrust case drags Wall Street down

In New York the Dow fell 86.87 to 13,025.85 as Microsoft shares slumped amid uncertainty over settlement prospects in the government antitrust case. Nasdaq dropped 4.47 to 4,958.56 and the S&P 500 shed 3.60 to 1,523.86 as trading stayed quiet and investors weighed a possible verdict delay.

New York Microsoft Standard & Poor Dow

Cisco becomes world's most valuable company in 1999

Cisco Systems Inc tops Microsoft with a market value of 555.4 billion dollars, driven by rapid router-led growth as Internet networks expand. Founders from Stanford created the technology that linked computers, while CEO John Chambers and 29,000 employees face ongoing execution challenges.

Palo Alto Calif Silicon Valley Cisco Systems Inc Stanford University Cisco Microsoft Corp Dan Scheinman John Chambers No. 1 Scheinman Len Bosack Stanford Sandy Lerner Graduate School of Business

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