New jewelry store

New jewelry store

BOARDMAN

Diane Carlomagno, owner of CarloMagno’s World of Gold Jewelers, celebrated the opening of a new store in Boardman on Monday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

The store, at 813 Boardman-Poland Road, features wedding and engagement rings, fashion jewelry and accessories. It is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays, and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays, with extended hours through the holiday season.

New partnership

youngstown

Western Union and XVI Global Solutions today will announce the launch of a new partnership aimed at improving the experience of customers looking to transfer money.

The program, part of an ongoing partnership between the companies, will add 200 customer-service agents to assist in transactions, officials said Monday.

New Dollar General

BOARDMAN

Dollar General will open a new store in the township Saturday, offering prizes and special deals to customers, at 8561 Market St.

Starting at 8 a.m., the first 50 adult customers will receive a $10 Dollar General gift card, and the first 200 people in the door will receive a free tote bag and other items.

Each Dollar General store typically employs six to 10 people, depending on the need. Anyone interested in applying may visit the “Career” section of the company’s website www.dollargeneral.com.

Hyundai to market hydrogen vehicle

DETROIT

For years, the joke in the auto industry was that a mass-produced car that runs on hydrogen was always a decade away. That will change next year when Hyundai starts selling a Tucson SUV powered by a hydrogen fuel cell. It will be the first mass-market vehicle of its type to be sold or leased in the U.S.

“These things are now ready for prime time,” John Krafcik, Hyundai’s North American CEO, said last week. His company plans to announce details of the new Tucson on Wednesday at the Los Angeles Auto Show.

Even as the industry focused on battery-powered and hybrid cars, automakers such as Hyundai, Honda and Toyota kept up research on fuel cells. Now they appear to have conquered obstacles such as high costs, safety concerns and a lack of filling stations.

Google to pay $17M

SAN FRANCISCO

Google is paying $17 million to 37 states and the District of Columbia to make amends for the Internet search leader’s snooping on millions of people using Safari Web browsers in 2011 and 2012.

The settlement announced Monday stems from a technological loophole that enabled Google’s DoubleClick advertising network to shadow unwitting Safari users, even though the browser’s maker, Apple Inc., prohibited the tracking without obtaining a person’s permission.

By following what Safari users were doing online, DoubleClick could gain more insights about what types of ads were most likely to appeal to Safari users.

Vindicator staff/wire reports

Selected local stocks

STOCK, DIVIDENDCLOSECHANGE

Aqua America, .61, 25.094999 .004999

Avalon Holdings,5.13—.43

Clear Channel, .61 24.93 .02

Cortland Bancorp, 9.80—.05

Farmers Nat., .126.20 —.01

First Energy, 2.20, 35.401—.069

FirstMerit Corp., .64,22.27 .07

First Niles Financial, .32,6.99.00

First Place Fin., .0021.00

FNB Corp., .48,12.50.06

General Motors,38.60—.17

General Electric, .76,27.2099.009998

Motors Liquidation, .0422.00

Huntington Bank, .20, 8.93—.03

JP Morgan Chase, 1.52,55.740.870

Key Corp, .22,12.81—.04

LaFarge, 17.673 —.177

Macy’s, 1.00, 50.48—.61

Parker Hannifin, 1.80, 116.90—.71

PNC, 1.76,75.32.18

RTI Intl. Metals,34.92.64

Simon Prop. Grp.,4.60,152.43—1.10

Stoneridge 12.38 .06

United Community Fin. 3.65—.01

Selected prices at 4 p.m. Monday. Provided by Stifel Nicolaus. Not to be construed as an offer or recommendation to buy or sell any security.