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To: Willie Green
Someone posting the names of companies that added 881 jobs would surely shut you up.

Willie, Don't expect any such postings. You walk the talk. Others just change the topic to you.

23 posted on 08/13/2005 11:46:20 AM PDT by ex-snook (Protectionism is Patriotism in both war and trade.)
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To: ex-snook; Willie Green
Someone posting the names of companies that added 881 jobs would surely shut you up.

Willie, Don't expect any such postings. You walk the talk. Others just change the topic to you.

According to the Dept. of Labor, 207,000 new jobs were added in July. Click here

;^)

5.56mm

55 posted on 08/13/2005 1:00:15 PM PDT by M Kehoe
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To: ex-snook
I'll see Willie's 881 jobs, and raise him 600. Please note that they are in-sourced.

Roche Diagnostics Corp., a U.S. subsidiary if Switzerland's Roche Group, announced in April 2003 a new investment in its Indianapolis-based headquarters that will create 600 additional jobs by 2012 while protecting 2,150 existing ones. The $135 million investment will allow Roche to undertake several projects that will expand its research and development department as well as laboratory, manufacturing, distribution, information technology and corporate headquarter operations. After competing with other cities, the people of Indianapolis are pleased that 2,750 jobs are staying or being created in the city.
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64 posted on 08/13/2005 1:21:04 PM PDT by 1rudeboy
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To: ex-snook
Willie, Don't expect any such postings. You walk the talk. Others just change the topic to you.

July 25, 2005 2:35 pm ET

Intel plans new 300mm mfg. plant for Arizona

Intel Corp. will build its next 300-millimeter wafer manufacturing plant in Chandler, Ariz., alongside existing Intel facilities, the company said Monday.

Scheduled for completion in the second half of 2007 at a cost of US$3 billion, Fab 32 will become Intel’s latest wafer fabrication plant (commonly known as a fab) to use silicon wafers measuring 300mm in diameter.

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Intel also received some tax breaks from the Arizona government in return for making the decision to expand its operations there, Baker said. The new plant will create around 1,000 jobs in Arizona over the next several years, with up to 3,000 workers needed to help build the plant, he said.

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198 posted on 08/13/2005 4:13:25 PM PDT by Joe Miner
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