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| Business News - 2005 |
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Current News » News Archives: 2007 » 2006 » 2005 » 2004 » 2003 »
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| December 2005 |
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| November 2005 |
- Condo complex looms alongside Big Spring (11/27)
Project height could be as high as 8-story Summit, twice space
- Huntsville's housing market appears stable (11/27)
Numbers remain steady while BRAC-assisted growth should continue
- Ducommun Incorporated to Acquire Miltec Corporation (11/23)
Ducommun Incorporated today announced that it has entered into an agreement to acquire Miltec Corporation (Miltec), a privately-owned company based in Huntsville, Alabama. The transaction is subject to normal closing conditions and is expected to close within thirty days.
- Growth will go in a new direction (11/17)
Panel OKs 178-lot project near A&M: 'ahead of the curve'
- Senate-approved defense bill may add arsenal jobs (11/17)
More details aired on expansion to software work
- Huntsville, Decatur firms capture Torch Awards (11/16)
Better Business citations recognize marketplace ethics
- Downtown plan update looks north (11/16)
Proposal shifts from central core to beyond I-565, east of Parkway
- Summa picks up speed (11/15)
Now a leader in space, defense manufacturing, company started shakily
- ATI is bought by map service (11/12)
Canadian Optimal Geomatics acquires city-based firm
- City rates near top of most affordable (11/11)
Career World magazine puts Huntsville No. 2
- Unsurprising growth (11/11)
- Command looking ahead to move here (11/11)
AMC's Griffin says he expects many will follow from Virginia
- Winchester Publix work under way (11/11)
Groundbreaking held for 6th store, shopping plaza
- Bush signature finalizes BRAC gains for area (11/10)
Arsenal gets some 5,000 jobs, most of missile work
- Military contracts boost outlook at SUMMA plants (11/10)
Huntsville-based firm has projects here, in Cullman
- Despite October, airport on record pace (11/9)
Passenger traffic has already passed 1 million mark
- Cancer institute HQ going up (11/6)
Ground broken for $29M building off Holmes Avenue
- A job for Rocket City (11/6)
Expect similarities but no Apollo clone for lunar missions
- GMAS OPENS HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA OFFICE; SEES C-27J AS FCA SOLUTION (11/3)
Global Military Aircraft Systems (GMAS), a joint venture company of L-3 Communications’ (NYSE:LLL) subsidiary, Integrated Systems and Alenia North America, Inc. (a Finmeccanica company) will open an office in Perimeter Corporate Park in Huntsville, Alabama, the home of U.S. Army PEO Aviation....
- City's focus now shifts to bypass (11/1)
Mayor says road is key to handling growth at arsenal
- Army programs start to whir (11/1)
Redstone officials hope to field new helicopters quickly
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| October 2005 |
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| September 2005 |
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| August 2005 |
- Mercury Computer Systems Completes Acquisition of Echotek Corporation (8/31)
PR Newswire (press release) - New York,NY,USA
... Based in Huntsville, Alabama, Echotek is a market leader in the development of data acquisition products. About Mercury Computer Systems, Inc. ...
- Toyota's first V6s celebrated at plant (8/30)
Automaker, state, local officials mark production advance
- Work to start on $4M rehab facility (8/29)
Complex to boost services for area disabled by 2006
- UAH business school receives national ranking
UAH's business school has been ranked among the top undergraduate business programs in the nation, according to U.S. News & World Report's 2006 Best Colleges Guide.
- BRAC votes package deal (8/26)
Redstone decision could bring 1,755 new federal jobs
- City cautiously celebrates BRAC (8/26)
Party honors those who worked to keep Redstone safe
- Panel clears shift of AMC to Redstone (8/25)
Vote could come today on Missile Defense Agency
- Taos president named Executive of the Year (8/24)
Chamber presents awards to local small businesses
- City kicks in another $100,000 for BRAC (8/23)
Money to be used for recruitment, relocation efforts
- SPARTA celebrates 25 years, its Huntsville start (8/21)
One of Huntsville's true success stories celebrated a milestone last week.
- County's jobless rate one of lowest (8/20)
3.2 percent here compares to 4 percent for state
- Local housing market far from topping out (8/20)
Although some areas have seen increases, city still not overvalued
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- BRAC or not, missile jobs ahead (8/17)
MDA chief expects city to get about 2,200 if plan OK'd
- Cummings transit hub in works (8/15)
Bus stop, shuttle system possible for Bridge Street
- Biotech center offers limitless possibilities for city (8/14)
- Institute likely to avoid embryonic stem cells (8/14)
'We have to pick a niche' to be No. 1, says Hudson
- Biotech's future has the basics in place (8/14)
City's computing talent pool could complement research
- Cramer's annual report upbeat to a record luncheon audience (8/12)
Huntsville congressman discusses NASA, drug abuse, sex offenders
- Riley sees state as biotech world leader (8/10)
Governor hails potential for growth from new Hudson-Alpha Institute
- Big plans for biotech Hudson-led institute promises 900 jobs for city (8/9)
Nonprofit is backed by $130 million inprivate, state funds
- The Biotechnology Association of Alabama Welcomes the Hudson-Alpha Institute for Biotechnology (8/9)
- SPARTA hits milestone Defense contractor marks 25 years (8/9)
Employee-owned firm specializes in systems analysis, engineering
- Qualis' care for families wins award (8/3)
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| July 2005 |
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| June 2005 |
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| May 2005 |
- City recognized for engineer, scientist base' (5/28)
Magazine gives Huntsville image a boost, official says
- LESCO gains in ranking top black businesses (5/27)
Other local firms make magazine's national listings
- City 2nd best on 'Salary Value' (5/24)
Cost of living, average pay make area 'most favorable'
- Huntsville firm makes 'Hot 100' list (5/24)
Shearer & Associates among fastest-growing
- Northrop plans Cummings Park office complex (5/23)
Multimillion-dollar facility to house now-scattered staff
- Women-owned businesses win SBA recognition (5/19)
Sharon Morgan, Elaine Plank earn Alabama awards
- BRAC news a boon to home builders (5/16)
Likely new arsenal jobs mean 'hotter' real estate market
- Tourism numbers on the move (5/15)
New attractions, hotels expected to keep county climbing in rankings
- 'This is the biggest step' (5/14)
Redstone's gains on Pentagon list now look to BRAC
- Redstone may get 1,655 jobs in plan (5/13)
BRAC plan would give Alabama 2,664 jobs
- Redstone could add 2 major Army commands, 1,655 jobs (5/13)
- City gives extra $100,000 for promotion efforts (5/13)
Mayor says money will help committee showcase Redstone
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