Clarksville leaders have agreed to buy 1,200 acres for Hemlock Semiconductor. Here's how they got the jobs.
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Who's had layoffs
- AT&T, 12,000 nationwide; local impact uncertain
- Bridgestone Firestone/ Bandag Tire, total of 218
- Louisiana-Pacific, 200, including 46 in Middle Tennessee
- Central Parking, 38 nationwide with plans for 150 more within six months
- HCA Inc., at least 109
- Thomas Nelson Inc., 55
- TriStar Health System, 50
- The Tennessean, Nashville Lifestyles, affiliated weeklies, 92
- Noranda Aluminum, 338 (14 in Franklin)
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- 110 jobs cut at GM-Spring Hill supplier
- Centerstone cuts 34 jobs
- State has lost 20,000 jobs
- Pros and cons of employee buyouts
- Nissan to reduce production, cut temps
- Clarksville factory heralds green future
- AT&T to cut 22 workers
- Job training programs face cuts
- A turning point in job growth in Clarksville
- Austin Peay to start new curriculum in polycrystal...
- GM adds a month to Spring Hill downtime
- Hemlock Semiconductor to bring 500-plus jobs to Cl...
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- Nashville's still getting new jobs
- The jobs are there - if you have the right skills
- FedEx's Fred Smith talks leadership
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- How to get unemployment benefits
- MTSU and other college faculty jobs would change u...
- Unemployment office overwhelmed with requests
- HCA cuts 109 IT jobs
- Sewing company to move jobs to Nashville area
- Government jobs on the rise
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- Yes, Virginia, there is hiring going on
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