Wall Street Taps Fed Loans Boosts Daily Borrowing
Wall Street firms have surged to borrow from the Fed in the new lending facility with daily averages around 33 billion last week and 37 billion on Wednesday. Goldman Sachs Lehman Brothers and Morgan Stanley began testing the mechanism as the Fed expands emergency lending to investment houses for six months.
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Parker Marine Announces Expansion and Relocation
Parker Marine Inc. of Sheffield plans to expand by relocating headquarters to a 10,000 square foot facility on Colorado Avenue while preserving its Black River marina. The company, in business about 30 years with five employees, will add a few more staff and aims to be settled by early summer.
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Comcast to halt BitTorrent targeting amid probe
Comcast Corp. says it will stop interfering with BitTorrent file sharing during Internet slowdowns as part of defusing a government investigation. The company plans to boost broadband capacity for video and other media while BitTorrent Inc. will improve its software and inform developers of efficiencies.
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Airlines Cancel Flights for Inspections Across MD-80 Fleets
American Airlines and Delta Air Lines canceled hundreds of flights amid wiring bundle inspections on MD-80 aircraft. Delta expected about 275 cancellations and American 141 by mid-afternoon, with safety not compromised per FAA guidance. Dallas Fort Worth and Chicago O Hare saw the heaviest cancellations.
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State realigns agencies to better match job seekers with employers
Ohio issues executive order realigning three agencies to improve matching of job seekers with employers. Lt. Gov. Fisher says the changes will boost the economy by placing residents into good jobs and aligning workforce programs under the Department of Development.
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P G chief highlights growth in developing markets
Procter and Gamble's Robert A. McDonald says emerging markets now drive half of sales growth and are set to be 30 percent of total sales by 2010. He cites double digit gains from India to Saudi Arabia, with strong expansion in China, India, Brazil, Russia and oil-rich Middle East markets.
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