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  • Justice Department Joins Diebold Investigation
    The U.S. Department of Justice will conduct an investigation alongside the Securities and Exchange Commission into accounting practices at ATM-maker Diebold Inc., the company announced Friday.
  • Nursing-Home Operator Manor Care Completes Buyout
    The Carlyle Group completed its $6.3 billion buyout of Manor Care Inc., a nationwide nursing home chain, the company said Friday.
  • All Power Planned For Plant Spoken For
    An Ohio utility has increased its stake in a planned coal-fired power plant in southern Illinois, ensuring that all the 1,600 megawatts of output from the $2.9 billion project now have been spoken for, the developer has announced.
  • Justice Dept. Joins Diebold Investigation
    The U.S. Department of Justice will conduct an investigation alongside the Securities and Exchange Commission into accounting practices at ATM-maker Diebold Inc., the company announced Friday.
  • Weiss Appointed AP Chief In NC
    Mitch Weiss, deputy business editor at The Charlotte Observer and a winner of the 2004 Pulitzer Prize for investigative reporting, has been named Associated Press correspondent in Charlotte.
  • New A. Schulman Inc. CEO Criticized
    An A. Schulman Inc. shareholder is sharing his dissatisfaction about the company's newly appointed CEO.
  • Cleveland Clinic Plans Twinsburg Expansion
    Cleveland Clinic announced plans this week to build a full-service family health and surgery center, including a 24-hour emergency department with a helipad and opportunity for future expansion.
  • KeyCorp To Post 4Q Loss, Eliminates Jobs
    KeyCorp said Thursday that it expects to post a fourth quarter loss of up to 5 cents a share as the Midwest regional bank sets aside additional reserves for loan losses and eliminates 1,040 jobs.
  • Ford, UAW Settle Discrimination Lawsuit
    Ford Motor Co., two related companies and the United Auto Workers will pay $1.6 million and provide other relief to settle a race-discrimination lawsuit, a federal agency said Thursday.
  • Huntington To Stay In Canton
    Huntington National Bank will stay in Canton and not move its regional offices to the Belden Village area.
  • American Greetings 3Q Profits Down
    American Greetings Corp. third quarter earnings fell nearly 42 percent on lower sales, the greeting cards maker reported Thursday.
  • Akron General, Global Business Accelerator Collaborate
    Akron General's Office of Technology Transfer and the Akron Global Business Accelerator have signed a memorandum of understanding and cooperation aimed at supporting collaborative efforts related to the Biomedical Corridor Initiative.