LTV Steel avoids shutdown with last minute Chase deal
LTV Corp, third largest US steel producer, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection but secured a last minute financing agreement with Chase Manhattan to keep operations running. Chairman William Bricker said no facilities would close as talks continued, following a meeting with Cleveland officials. The firm had warned of possible layoffs for its 18,000 employees amid recent losses blamed on low cost imports. Bricker noted an earlier plan for $225 million from Chase had collapsed before the new agreement.
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Wall Street greets a hopeful but cautious new year
On a closing week of 1999, investors lamented the Nasdaq’s 40 percent drop and anticipated a modest January rally. Analysts warn earnings disappointments and rate cuts limit immediate tech gains, urging a shift to safer blue chips as bargain techs emerge for early 2000.
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Calendar of business communication and turfgrass events
A dense calendar lists events from January to February including the International Association of Business Communicators meeting in Charlotte on January 3 with lunch and fees, the 39th Annual North Carolina Turfgrass Conference January 8-11 in Charlotte, Wake Forest University executive MBA seminar January 11 at One Motrocroft Centre, and Lion Technology hazardous waste workshop January 15-16 at the Charlotte Airport Sheraton. Additional seminars and a direct marketing conference February 21-24 in Virginia Beach are noted with registration contacts.
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End of Greece Drachma Ties to Euro Era Begins
The drachma ends as Greece moves into the euro era amid mixed feelings. Officials note the euro will replace daily transactions from early 2002 while the economy and public support shift toward European unification. Speakers like Panagiotis Alexakis and Yiannis Skordoulis express cautious pride and acceptance.
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