- Thriftiness returns to America
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Frugality is making a comeback. Fearful that economic conditions could get worse and stay that way, Americans are showing an enthusiasm for thriftiness not seen in decades.
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- Trettel expands holdings with 301 Ellicott St.
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The developer who recently renovated the downtown Buffalo building depicted in Charles Burchfield’s “Rainy Night” painting has expanded his city property portfolio.
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- Bailout for automakers stalls
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WASHINGTON — Congress, unwilling or unable to approve a $25 billion bailout for Detroit’s Big Three, appears ready to punt the automakers’ fate to a lame-duck Republican president.
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- Locals advise Power Authority in rare Buffalo board meeting
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The New York Power Authority should stop pocketing profits from the sale of unused hydroelectricity earmarked for Western New York, the head of the region’s leading business organization told authority leaders Wednesday.
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- Rich Products sticks to global plan
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The outlook for the global economy appears gloomy, but a Rich Products Corp. executive said the company isn’t shying away from investing overseas.
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- Consumer price plunge stokes fears of deflation
WASHINGTON — Consumer prices in October took their biggest monthly plunge in the six decades that records have been kept — a reprieve for shoppers but a danger sign for the economy because falling prices can make a mild recession spiral into something worse — deflation.
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Local Business
- Locals advise Power Authority in rare Buffalo board meeting
- On the Record / November 20, 2008
- Trettel expands holdings with 301 Ellicott St.
- Rich Products sticks to global plan
MoneySmart
- The human anatomy of investing
- Seniors should shop for deals among Medicare drug plans
- Delay withdrawals from 401(k) for as long as you possibly can
Real Estate and Development
- Trettel expands holdings with 301 Ellicott St.
- Area bucks national trend on home prices
- PriceRite site plan approved
- Tapestry Charter School trims its expansion plans
Manufacturing, Transportation, Labor
- Bailout for automakers stalls
- Rich Products sticks to global plan
- Megabus offers free seats
- Union leaders urge rejection of Kaleida offer
Finance, Investments, Insurance
- Pumping up consumers
- Oil’s new woe: pirates
- The human anatomy of investing
- Trettel expands holdings with 301 Ellicott St.
Personal Finance
- The human anatomy of investing
- More consumers crying out for help with credit woes
- Seniors should shop for deals among Medicare drug plans
- Delay withdrawals from 401(k) for as long as you possibly can
Retail
- Thriftiness returns to America
- Consumer price plunge stokes fears of deflation
- Tops to prepare, sell Anchor Bar wings
- Target, despite lower Q3 earnings, plans to cut prices for the holidays
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- David Robinson
As recessions go, this one hasn’t been too hard on the Buffalo Niagara region.
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