Klassic Kut Salon Opens Under New Management in Crosby
Klassic Kut Salon at 6500 FM 2100 No 220 in Arlan's Center debuts under Laura Harvey with 50 years of experience. The salon adds makeup artist Rachel with 25 years' experience offering permanent makeup, photography, bridal and lessons, plus haircuts coloring and styling. Harvey emphasizes individualized service and quality products for both men and women. For details visit the salon site or call 281 328 2982.
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U S job openings ease in October amid slower postings
U S employers advertised 2.7 percent fewer jobs in October at 5.4 million, a drop from September but still near July's record. Hiring rose overall and quits increased slightly, signaling gradual improvement in the labor market.
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Food industry pushes halt to GMO labeling
Washington AP report notes food companies pursue voluntary labeling and seek inclusion in a sprawling spending bill to block state GMO disclosure requirements. House already passed similar measure. Senate action pending. Vermont threatens first state mandatory labels next year, with industry citing safety and cost arguments against labeling.
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Government auto safety ratings add crash avoidance tech
The 5 star system will still rate crash protection but will now include collision prevention features. Vehicles with sensors that detect imminent frontal crashes and apply brakes or warn of blind spots or lane drift will influence overall ratings.
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Labor costs shape airline fuel price dynamics
Labor costs remain a major factor for airlines after fuel, with wages and benefits often locked in for several years. Employee pay and benefits influence overall operating costs, reflecting a union-driven pattern in many carriers and shaping pricing and margins amid volatile fuel markets.
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