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Delphi closes Mich. facility
DETROIT -- The closing of a Delphi Corp. factory in Michigan places the world's largest auto supplier on track to meet a goal of reducing its U.S. hourly work force by up to 6,000 by year's end, the company said Monday.
Delphi said it had ceased production at its Flint West facility, and as of last week all 450 remaining workers had chosen options such as retirement or transfers to other jobs.
Delphi said the Flint West closing was the largest of four planned U.S. consolidations this year. Delphi also has closed five non-U.S. facilities this year.
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Company goes to F.N.B.
GROVE CITY, Pa. -- Shareholders of Slippery Rock Financial Corp. have approved the sale of the company to Hermitage-based F.N.B. Corp. The deal still needs approval from the Federal Reserve Board.
First National Bank of Slippery Rock would become part of F.N.B.'s subsidiary, First National Bank of Pennsylvania. Slippery Rock shareholders would receive cash or F.N.B. stock in the deal, which was valued at $78.5 million when announced in May.
From Vindicator staff and wire reports