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Technicolor plans to reduce staff
Technicolor Inc. plans to lay off 50 employees at its relatively new Flower Street facility by Jan. 14, according to a recent state filing. Plans for the layoffs, filed with the California Employment Development Department, affect the 40,000-square-foot...Tags: Unemployment, Job Layoffs, Career and Workplace, Economy, Business and Finance, The Walt Disney Co.
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Playboy to hold casting call in Costa Mesa
Regarded as a destination to find sun-bleached blondes and fitness-minded coeds, Playboy is coming to Orange County for its latest casting call. The location: Costa Mesa. The time or specific place, the company won't say (wisely so, perhaps)....Tags: Television, Companies and Corporations, Entertainment, Economy, Business and Finance
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Appalachian Power gets OK to continue operating Claytor Hydroelectric Project
Appalachian Power will be operating the Claytor Hydroelectric Project on the New River in Pulaski County for the next 30 years.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has approved a 30-year license so Appalachian Power can continue operating the...Tags: Environmental Issues, Pulaski County (Virginia), Volleyball, Appalachian Power Company, Economy, Business and Finance
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Letters to the Editor - Jan. 5
Can someone create a preferred callers list? To the editor: Surely in this, the 21st century, a highly educated software programmer could write a program that would allow users to create and store a “Preferred Callers List” that would contain...Tags: Arts and Culture, Employment, Employment, Wars and Interventions, Unrest, Conflicts and War
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Theft of nickel is a case of international intrigue
Three people connected to the theft of more than 321,000 pounds of stolen metal have pleaded guilty in a scheme with tentacles reaching from a scrap metal dealer in West Baltimore to companies in Pittsburgh, New York, Switzerland, India and Australia.
It...Tags: BHP Billiton Plc., Australia, Holidays, Crime, Law and Justice, Theft
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Getting up to speed: Rural broadband expansion not a quick effort
Rolling hills, forested landscapes and light population density are features of rural Northern Michigan that often prove appealing for those who choose to live there.
But when residents in some parts of the region seek out high-speed Internet service,...Tags: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Telecommunication Service, Consumers, Satellite and Cable Service, Health
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High-tech Roanoke County company gets new owner
Assignment ManagerA local high-tech company is getting new owners. Synchrony is being purchased by a Texas-based company for about $50 million. Synchrony is based in Roanoke County and makes high-speed motors, generators and bearings. Dresser-Rand Group, the new owner,...Tags: Dresser-Rand Group Incorporated, Roanoke (Roanoke, Virginia), Roanoke County, Electronics, NYSE Euronext, Inc.
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John J. "Jack" Dau, 85
John J. "Jack" Dau, 85, businessman, sailor, chairman and majority shareholder of Bally Block Company and Michigan Maple Block Company, died on Dec. 28, 2011, after a lengthy fight against emphysema. Born in the old Petoskey Hospital on lower Lake Street...Tags: Arts and Culture, Boyertown, Concord (Staten Island, New York), Architecture, Companies and Corporations
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New Lynchburg yogurt business opens with an aim to give back
Reporter/Lynchburg Bureau ChiefA hometown yogurt business is serving dessert with a purpose. "Bloop" is a new franchise, started by a group of friends in Lynchburg. The company plans to offer a hand-crafted yogurt, with more natural ingredients. Every purchase will also promote...Tags: Companies and Corporations, Lynchburg (Lynchburg, Virginia), Charlottesville (Charlottesville, Virginia), Economy, Business and Finance
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Sparrows Point to restart some steelmaking operations
A letter from the owner of the idled Sparrows Point steel mill assuring customers that some operations are to resume will be welcome news, at least in the short term, an industry observer said Wednesday. The letter — dated Tuesday and first...Tags: Environmental Issues, Finance, Employees, Emergency Incidents, Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning
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Sisters rock around Kit-Cat Clocks' parade float
When Lauren Anne Clement heard that one of her local retailers was hosting a talent show, she felt like a longshot.
The Pensacola, Fla., dance instructor hadn't competed in years, and she had less than a day to throw together a costume, find a partner,...Tags: Arts and Culture, Clothing, Accessories, and Shoes, Music, Computer Hardware, Dresses (clothing)
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Jewish Times publisher, printer miss deadline for joint plan
The publisher of the Baltimore Jewish Times and its former printer have now blown a third deadline set by a federal judge to submit a joint plan to take the company out of bankruptcy, and the years-long feud goes on. The publisher of the Baltimore Jewish...Tags: Randallstown, Corporate Crime, Financially Distressed Companies, Corporate Crime, Bankruptcy
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