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For Kodak, nuclear reactor and weapons-grade uranium proved useful
Kodak has the bomb. … OK, not really. But according to a report from the Rochester, N.Y., Democrat and Chronicle, an Eastman Kodak facility had a small nuclear reactor and 3 ½ pounds of weapons-grade uranium for more than 30 years. Kodak. The...
Tags: Politics, Companies and Corporations, Weaponry, Services and Shopping, National Government
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City department rents space in Los Angeles Times building
The Los Angeles City Employees’ Retirement System has agreed to lease a floor in a vacant downtown Los Angeles office building owned by The Times. LACERS, as the city department is known, will rent 35,000 square feet for 10 years, according to real...
Tags: Rentals
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Hewlett-Packard renews office lease in El Segundo
Information technology firm Hewlett-PackardCo.renewed its lease of an entire building in El Segundo, real estate brokers said. The 47,576-square-foot building at 621 Hawaii St. is the regional office of Palo Alto computer maker Hewlett-Packard, according...
Tags: Realty, Jones Lang LaSalle Incorporated, Services and Shopping, Hewlett-Packard Co., Real Estate
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Two massacres: Kandahar and My Lai
Opinion L.A.Whatever military justice ultimately delivers to the soldier accused of methodically killing 16 Afghan civilians, most of them women and children in their beds, the case says all the worst things about how a few -- or even one --...... -
Hager Pacific purchases former Dow Chemical plant in South Bay
A former plastic manufacturing plant in Torrance was purchased by real estate investment firm Hager Pacific Properties, which expects to see the 28-acre site converted to an upscale industrial and office park in the years ahead. The plant at 19500...
Tags: Property, Union Carbide Corp., Industrial Production, Investments
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Former headquarters of automotive legend Carroll Shelby sold
The former Marina del Rey headquarters of automotive legend Carroll Shelby was sold along with two office buildings for $6.5 million. Shelby, once a race car driver, set up shop for his fledgling car company Shelby-American at 1042 Princeton Drive in...
Tags: Automotive Equipment, Manufacturing and Engineering, Companies and Corporations, Los Angeles International Airport, Economy, Business and Finance
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Rising Realty buys historic Los Angeles office complex
Former executives of office landlord MGP Office Trust have launched their own property company with the purchase of a landmark Los Angeles office building. Nelson and Christopher Rising of Rising Realty Partners expect their acquisition of Pacific Center...
Tags: Companies and Corporations, Realty, Rental Service, American Business Bank, Economy, Business and Finance
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GE will hire 5,000 veterans over next five years
GE, one of the country’s largest conglomerates, launched a four-day conference about growing the American economy by promising to hire 5,000 veterans over the next five years.
The vow is one of many that General Electric Co. made Monday as it began...Tags: Companies and Corporations, Boeing Co., Southwest Airlines Co., Barack Obama, General Electric Company
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U.S. companies paying majority of Olympic freight again
L.A. Times Olympics BlogBy Philip Hersh News and comment: News: U.S. Olympic Committee sponsor Proctor & Gamble will announce Wednesday it has become an International Olympic Committee global sponsor as well. Comment: Another plus for the USOC in its efforts to regain... -
Dow deal could improve chemistry between U.S. and International Olympic committees
L.A. Times Olympics BlogThe announcement coming Friday in New York about the newest International Olympic Committee global sponsor should be a big part of helping the U.S. Olympic Committee resolve its ongoing problems with the IOC over global sponsorship money. The new sponsor.... -
Gold, silver surge as dollar keeps sliding; stock market rallies on
Money & CompanyAnother trading day, same basic formula: The dollar sinks, gold and silver surge, and the stock market thinks it’s all good. A weak report on U.S. first-quarter economic growth gave currency traders another reason to push the battered dollar lower.....
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