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Government Incentives Help Spur Growth at Steuben Foods
Growth is coming for Steuben Foods, Inc., along with tax breaks and other incentives to encourage the company to keep that growth in the Town of Elma. Steuben Foods, which has a manufacturing site located off of Maple Road, has plans to invest $50 million towards expanding the facility and bringing in new packaging technology, said Thomas Krol, general counsel for the company.
Analysts expect rebound in July car sales
Surprisingly, consumers are heading to dealerships despite the lack of incentives from auto makers.
Rancho council discusses uses for vacant auto dealership
RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA Council members this week began discussion of zoning options for the city's auto center area, particularly with regard to possible land uses for the vacant Nissan dealership property. The land is zoned for general...
Officials Mark Two-Year Anniversary of Elma Mobile Auto Bureau
Erie County Clerk Kathy Hochul joined Elma Town Supervisor Mike Nolan at Elma Town Hall last week to recognize the second year of auto bureau services delivered directly to customers in the Elma, Marilla, Aurora and Wales communities. The auto bureaus mobile office at the Town Hall is open Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Automakers Rev Up Sales Incentives
Rebates and 0% financing are in the offing -- but they probably wont last long.
Honda, Renault face waning demand after good quarter
Honda Motor Co and Renault joined their rivals in reporting strong results for the quarter to the end of June, as the auto industry faces growing concerns over slowing demand in the United States, China and Europe.
Peugeots Auto Division May Report Second-Half Loss
PSA Peugeot Citroen, Europes second-largest carmaker, said its auto unit may lose money in the second half as demand in the main European market slumps.
Hyundai Auto Sales up on Overseas Demand
Hyundai Motor Co., South Koreas largest automaker, said it expects to beat its annual revenue forecast after posting record profit on brisk overseas sales that offset sluggish domestic demand.
NewsWatch: Stocks cheer a benign July; gold, dollar suffer
A modicum of confidence returned to markets in July, as U.S. and European stocks erased losses inked in the frenzy of prior months and investors took heart that slow growth is better than none at all, dumping gold and the U.S. dollar in light of this more sanguine view.
Tracking the euro's three-month slide and rebound
A graphic look at the factors behind the euro's three-month slide and rebound.