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NCR move at a glance

Learn more about Duluth, where NCR is moving its headquarters to in Georgia.

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By Staff Reports Updated 2:22 PM Tuesday, June 2, 2009

Latest developments in the move of NCR from Dayton:

NCR announced on Tuesday morning that it would move its headquarters to Duluth, Ga., a suburb of Atlanta. The move means of the loss of nearly 1,300 local jobs and Dayton’s sole Fortune 500 corporate headquarters.
More details are expected from a press conference in Georgia this afternoon, where a ceremonial announcement of the relocation is expected.
Ohio officials made a last-ditch offer on Monday of $31 million in incentives for NCR to stay in Ohio.
After the move, NCR's presence in Dayton will be very small — a data center and local sales and service operations.
Many local officials said that NCR had ignored their inquiries as rumors began that the company was leaving Ohio.
The effect on Dayton will be severe: “Dayton will take a direct hit on income taxes. It will make a difficult situation worse,” said Dayton City Manager Rashad Young.
Explaining the move, NCR CEO Bill Nuti wrote in a memo to employees: "NCR needs to align itself for future growth and drive the lowest cost structure in our industry."