- Foreign sales spur Koike Aronson revival
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Koike Aronson will host an open house on Saturday — an event that would have been unthinkable five years ago.
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- A leaner Gibraltar should be poised for a stronger 2008, Lipke predicts
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Conceding 2007 was “far from a record year,” for Gibraltar Industries, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Brian J. Lipke is forecasting a “significantly stronger” 2008.
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- Region’s job growth heats up in April
The Buffalo Niagara region added 4,200 jobs in April from a year ago, showing employment gains amid uncertain economic times nationally.
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- Amherst investment firm linked to fraud
Attorneys for the federal government took emergency legal action Thursday to halt what they called a multimillion dollar fraud scheme involving an Amherst investment company.
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- Klein Steel brings new life to closed plant
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The major local steel mills may have gone silent years ago, but Klein Steel Service of Western New York is bustling with new life and bringing back memories of a more prosperous time.
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- CTG’s Boldt confident with focus on health care
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Computer Task Group sees strong growth potential in the health care industry and will continue to focus on it, its chief executive officer and chairman said Wednesday.
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Local Business
- Cummins, Berkshire lead wave as Buffalo stocks rise
- Buffalo ReUse opens a new door to transforming city neighborhoods
- Dunkirk Boardwalk Market opens
- Seneca Gaming’s revenues jump, but interest costs cut into profits
Business & Finance
- Rockefellers take fight at Exxon Mobil public
- Stocks dip after Fed rate cut
- Time Warner to shed rest of its cable TV business
- Wendy’s OKs buyout
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Real Estate and Development
- Mortgage rates mixed
- Mortgage rates dip a bit
- Tishman Building for sale once again
- Black Chamber seeks entrepreneurial equality
Manufacturing, Transportation, Labor
- Unemployment rises for April, but less than expected
- Star Tribune in trouble, New York Post says
- Region’s job growth heats up in April
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Finance, Investments, Insurance
- Berkshire Hathaway first-quarter profit falls 64%
- No sympathy, say Buffett and Munger
- Amherst investment firm linked to fraud
- Icahn begins bid to control Yahoo
Personal Finance
Retail
- ‘Linens’ files Chapter 11
- Buffalo ReUse opens a new door to transforming city neighborhoods
- Basil plans $1.3 million dealership to sell used cars in South Buffalo
- Tim Hortons adds store
Technology and Science
- Microsoft waxes cryptic
- $12 billion deal to launch WiMax network is near
- Google waxes hopeful on deal with Yahoo
- iPhone sold out at Apple online stores in U. S., U. K.
The Link
- Switching to digital TV
- Wilmington viewers are guinea pigs for transition
- Test-drive version is built for speed — lots of it
- CR mows down the contenders, unveils the best lawn gear
Columns
- David Robinson
Mod-Pac Corp. shareholders are getting restless. Really restless. The Buffalo specialty printing company last week reported its ninth straight quarterly loss as it struggles to replace the sales it lost three years ago when its biggest customer, online printed products marketer VistaPrint Ltd., stopped using Mod-Pac for its printing.
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