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Thomas Gnau is a business reporter for the Dayton Daily News. He grew up a U.S. Navy dependent, lived in two countries and five states before his 16th birthday. He graduated from Chaminade-Julienne High School and Wright State University. A Kettering resident, he is married to a Mad River Local Schools teacher; he and his wife have two daughters.
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DAYTON — Paul Kiefer spent 22 years working for Delphi before getting laid off in 2007.
So perhaps there’s a certain justice that Kiefer is training for his next career — as a composite materials technician — at the Dayton Campus for Advanced Materials Technologies, a former Delphi building on McCall Street.
DAYTON — After Nelson Thomas was laid off in 2008 from a field service engineering position, he started contacting employers.
Teradata Corp. has announced a partnership with Itron Inc. in creating a tool that the companies say will help power companies organize and possibly share information.
If you have a recalled Toyota, here’s what you need to know.
• You can continue driving the vehicle, but you should get it fixed as soon as possible.
DAYTON — Montgomery County commissioners voted Tuesday, Feb. 2, to pave the way for a local expansion by Composite Technologies Co.
Montgomery County commissioners voted Tuesday, Feb. 2 to pave the way for an local expansion by Composite Technologies Co.
At least one local Toyota dealer plans to tackle a widespread recall by offering extended service hours to fix an accelerator pedal problem.
A Dayton Tooling and Manufacturing Association (DTMA) proposal to train 25 schools in its robotics program is eligible for funding by PepsiCo, the association said today, Feb.
DAYTON — The science behind Angstron Materials’ chief product — nano-graphene platelets (NGPs) — might seem obscure, at least at first.
DAYTON — Richard Halderman, president of Integrity Manufacturing Corp., is a member of the Northridge Optimists Club.
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