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Huntington Bank adds Sunday hours, extends hours during rest of week

9:28 am February 8, 2010
Huntington said its Cleveland-area offices will be open from noon to 4 p.m. on Sundays starting this weekend.

KeyCorp vice chairman resigns to join AIG

9:11 am February 8, 2010
Peter Hancock, who was with Key for just 14 months, has been named a top executive at the now-infamous American International Group.

Great Lakes Theater Festival unveils Shakespeare-heavy 2010-2011 schedule

12:56 pm February 8, 2010
The new season will be performed at PlayhouseSquare's Hanna and Ohio theatres.
 
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> Lake Erie College receives $1 million gift
> Agilysys Inc. amends downward its third-quarter, nine-month results
> MetroHealth System hires former Ohio Medicaid director for key post
> Panzica Construction sues Zaremba Inc. to collect on bill for condo tower work
> Aleris International files plan of reorganization under Chapter 11
> Cleveland office of Deloitte Tax names new managing partner
> Jo-Ann Stores indicates fiscal 2010 earnings blow away its guidance
> Movie Gallery Inc. to close 11 stores in Northeast Ohio
> Lubrizol reports improved fourth-quarter results, forecasts modest gains in 2010
> Ulmer & Berne inks lease for larger Chicago office
> PolyOne Corp. reports fourth-quarter profit vs. big year-earlier loss
> Charter One Bank's parent names ex-Nat City exec to lead retail banking
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> Hearing slated for Lost Nation Airport study
> India ripe for new markets
> Kasper Toyota braces to repair brake pedals
> Economy could ground business plans at airport
> Vermilion gaming business suspected of illegal payouts
> Discover's president optimistic; he expects New Albany site to grow and company to repay TARP
> Gas-well drilling picks up in Boardman
> Dayton area lost 35K jobs since 2004
> Paycor Inc. keeps growing, hiring
> Economist: Recession's over but U.S. needs to restrain deficit
> Union: No need for hospital sale
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Strength in numbers
Nonprofits in Northeast Ohio face two challenging certainties: Money is tight and the need for the services they provide has climbed. To help address those challenges, a cluster of local foundations has established the Cuyahoga County Human Services...
Study: NE Ohio's logistics off course
A study due out this month from a local economic development cooperative says Northeast Ohio has fallen far behind Columbus and the Toledo area as a center for the transportation and distribution of cargo from around the world.

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Medicaid numbers still climbing, with a twist: help from hospitals
As the state's Medicaid rolls continue to swell, a number of local hospitals are looking for ways to streamline operations to offset lost revenue;...

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> Study: NE Ohio's logistics off course
> Recall creates inventory logjam for Toyota dealers
> Aleris International files plan of reorganization under Chapter 11
> Lubrizol reports improved fourth-quarter results, forecasts modest gains in 2010
> PolyOne Corp. reports fourth-quarter profit vs. big year-earlier loss
  More Manufacturing News >>
> Strength in numbers
> MetroHealth System hires former Ohio Medicaid director for key post
> Medicaid numbers still climbing, with a twist: help from hospitals
> Invacare Corp. reports higher fourth-quarter earnings
> FDA gives health care facilities more time to find substitutes for Steris machine
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> Panzica Construction sues Zaremba Inc. to collect on bill for condo tower work
> Change of course
> Hobby Lobby weaves more local stores into its chain
> Foundation aids senior housing plans
> Leader Building issued foreclosure notice
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> Huntington Bank adds Sunday hours, extends hours during rest of week
> KeyCorp vice chairman resigns to join AIG
> Cleveland office of Deloitte Tax names new managing partner
> Charter One Bank's parent names ex-Nat City exec to lead retail banking
> Diebold Inc. to cut 350 jobs as 4th-quarter profits miss analysts' estimates
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> Agilysys Inc. amends downward its third-quarter, nine-month results
> 'Flexible electronics' offer area tech muscle
> Ohio Legislature puts $700 million Third Frontier bond issue on May ballot
> Diebold Inc. to cut 350 jobs as 4th-quarter profits miss analysts' estimates
> NASA Glenn Research Center director to assume post at space agency's HQ
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> Strength in numbers
> Business groups to lead push on Third Frontier
> Nonprofits also in need
> Medicaid sales tax windfall for state
> Foundation aids senior housing plans
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