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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio – Bipartisan teams oversee election operations, local jurisdictions administer elections following state and federal guidelines and states administer elections. Those were some of the points discussed Tuesday at Defending the Ballot Box, an event sponsored by the Youngstown Press Club, the Jewish Commu
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LORDSTOWN, Ohio – The Supreme Court of Ohio has ruled that the village of Lordstown can reject a site plan from developers for a major data center development that was submitted before the village imposed a moratorium on such projects. In a unanimous opinion Tuesday, the court ruled that Lordstown officials were within
DETROIT – General Motors Co. on Tuesday reported higher revenue and profit in the third quarter, as the automaker’s earnings from its North American operations increased. GM reported revenue of $50 billion for the quarter ended Sept. 30, up 2.9% from $48.6 billion in the same period last year. Net income attributable t
CANFIELD, Ohio – HBK announced Monday that The Curchin Group has joined its firm, effective Oct. 16. Curchin has built a reputation in the New Jersey market for delivering personalized advisory services and maintaining stable, multigenerational client relationships, a news release states. Led by Lynn Conover and Caroly
NORWALK, Conn. – Silgan Holdings Inc. announced Monday a proposed acquisition of Trivium Packaging, a global metal packaging manufacturer with operations in Youngstown. The $3.4 billion cash deal would combine Trivium’s operations with Silgan’s metal containers segment and food and beverage flat cap closures businesses
NEW YORK – Consumers expect to spend an average of $1,654 this holiday season, up 4% from last year, while shifting more of their budgets toward retail goods and reducing spending on holiday activities, according to Deloitte’s 2026 Holiday Retail Survey. Respondents plan to spend $988 on retail goods, a 10% increase fr
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CLEVELAND – More businesses surveyed by the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland reported using artificial intelligence in September than in March, although most users said the technology had not changed their staffing levels. Eighty-one percent of respondents said their companies had used AI for business processes or tas
SEATTLE – Home sellers outnumbered buyers by an estimated 62.6% nationwide in September, the largest gap in records dating to 2013, according to a Redfin report. September marked the fourth consecutive month the gap reached a record. The surplus...
DALLAS – Kimberly-Clark Corp. announced executive departures and changes to its planned leadership team as it prepares to complete its acquisition of Kenvue Inc. in the fourth quarter. Russ Torres, Kimberly-Clark’s president and chief operating officer and head of its Integration Management Office, will leave to become
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio – Mahoning and Shenango Valley credit unions are increasing their membership, expanding their service areas and helping members through trying economic times as 2026 winds down. “For retail operations, we’re looking at the expansion as an opportunity to invest in physical branches,” says Sherri Berchen
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