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August 15, 2008 | General Business Jarring economy spurs rise in home canning To Amy Hobbs Harris, a dozen jars of strawberry preserves are worth $391 — the amount she estimates she'll save in a year by canning the fruit herself. August 15, 2008 | General Business Cincinnati newspaper seeks buyout volunteers CINCINNATI — The Cincinnati Enquirer is asking for 50 volunteers companywide to take buyouts, part of nationwide cost cutting by the Gannett Co.
August 15, 2008 | Retail Local entrepreneur develops eco-friendly dishes How does one go from raising orchids to creating a line of dinnerware? August 15, 2008 | Real Estate Prices off 5.2% for homes in Toledo area Selling prices for northwest Ohio houses dropped 5.2 percent in the second quarter from a year ago, but that was not as much as the national average, a new study has found. August 15, 2008 | Energy Columbia Gas seeks drop in rate to $1.09 COLUMBUS — Columbia Gas of Ohio has asked state regulators for permission to lower its natural gas rate in September to $1. August 15, 2008 | Regional Economy Sandusky company fined $28,000 by OSHA A Sandusky excavation company that was fined more than $250,000 two years ago for working in unprotected trenches has been hit by the U.S. August 15, 2008 | Automotive Chrysler workers protest layoffs AUBURN HILLS, Mich. - Several hundred manufacturing workers gathered across the street from Chrysler LLC headquarters here yesterday to protest layoffs in St. Louis. August 15, 2008 | Retail Wal-Mart targeted in election complaint CHICAGO — Labor groups asked the Federal Election Commission yesterday to look into whether Wal-Mart Stores Inc. August 14, 2008 | General Business Ohio median home prices fall more than 10 percent WASHINGTON — Median home prices fell in more than three-quarters of U.S. cities in the second quarter, the latest sign of the breadth of the housing market decline, according to new data Thursday. August 14, 2008 | General Business Local family told to pay IRS $40M in Therma-Tru stock case A special federal court has ruled that the family of the late David K. Welles, an area building-products businessman, philanthropist, and founder of Therma-Tru Corp. August 14, 2008 | Automotive Chrysler to invest $1.8 billion to retool Detroit SUV plant TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. August 14, 2008 | Regional Economy Michigan’s foreclosures drop, Ohio’s increase Foreclosure activity in Michigan dropped dramatically last month but continued to climb in Ohio, according to RealtyTrac Inc., an Irvine, Calif., online tracking agency. August 14, 2008 | Regional Economy Up to 65 jobs to be cut at Clevite in Milan MILAN, Ohio — Tenneco Automotive Inc. August 14, 2008 | Local Companies Tecumseh Products sets special meeting Nov. 21 ANN ARBOR — Tecumseh Products Co. has announced that it will hold a special shareholder meeting Nov. 21 to consider removal of two board members whose ouster is being sought by the Herrick Foundation. August 14, 2008 | Regional Economy Michigan jobless rate unchanged, is U.S. high LANSING, Mich. — Michigan’s unemployment rate held steady in July, but the state continued to lose jobs, the Department of Labor and Economic Growth reported yesterday.
August 13, 2008 | Regional Economy Moody's proclaims Toledo recession; most of Ohio, Michigan shed jobs It is no shocker, but a respected Wall Street ratings service claims that Toledo, most of Ohio, and all but one metro area in Michigan are in a recession, and have been for a while.
August 13, 2008 | General Business 'Morals clauses' usually limited to illegal acts for executives The chief executive of a tech company resigns under pressure in a scandal over $240,000 in charges on his company credit card at a New York strip club. August 13, 2008 | Energy E85 fuel attracting few takers; price gap with regular unleaded widens With area gas prices well above $3 a gallon after retreating from the $4 barrier, one might think that interest in less expensive E85 fuel would be sky-high. August 13, 2008 | Regional Economy Tecumseh Products sets meeting on ousting 2 The Herrick Foundation, which owns a major portion of stock in Tecumseh Products Co., has forced the suburban Ann Arbor firm to hold a meeting on removing two board members.
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