Dell says it will close part of its computer manufacturing facility in Lebanon, Tenn., and move 250 to 300 employees to Nashville. It seems those desktop computers just aren't selling so well anymore.
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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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- Nashville gains, Lebanon loses
- Temp workers losing out, too
- Nashville may escape this job cut
- 50,000 are jobless in Nashville area
- New option for filing jobless claim
- Bloody Monday
- Unemployment check may not come quickly
- A heavy dose of layoff news
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- DuPont Old Hickory plant to lay off up to 240 workers
- Accountants, doctors come out ahead in recession
- Circuit City to liquidate its remaining stores
- Vought workers end strike
- Strikers feel pressure at Vought Aircraft Industries
- Macy's to close Bellevue store
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