Advances in June Retail and May Inventories Previewed
Commerce Department reports on advance June retail sales, May manufacturing and trade inventories and sales, and industrial production for May are expected on several days. Additionally, key price and capacity measures from the Labor and Federal Reserve systems are due later in the week. Warner-Lambert hosts a New York presentation on IMED Corp. acquisition. Timex and Sperry Univac announce ventures and developments. Sharp unveils a new electronic office product in Kansas City. National Housewares Exposition opens in Chicago with major industry conferences in Los Angeles and Chicago.
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Commerce Department
Federal Reserve System
Labor Department
Warner-Lambert
New York
Imed Corp
Timex Corp
Sperry Univac
Sharp Electronics Corp
Kansas City
Major public sale issues listed for week of July 12
Salomon Brothers via United Press International presents scheduled bond offerings for July 12 to July 15. Notable items include $150 million Federal Department Stores 3 year extendable notes due 1997 and $200 million Sallie Mae floating rate notes due 1987, plus assorted tax exempt issues from Arizona Utah California New York North Carolina Vermont with multi billion project notes and housing agency issues.
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Salomon Brothers
United Press International
Federal Department
Sallie Mae
New York State Dormitory Authority
San Jose-Santa Clara
Calif
North Carolina Eastern Power Agency
Vermont Housing Finance Agency
Money rates on Friday in New York
UPI reports money rates in percent for Friday with the prime rate at 16.50 and the discount rate at 12.00. Bankers acceptance terms from 30 to 270 days range from 13.60 down to 13.20 percent, reflecting varying maturities.
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New York
UPI
U. S
Telerate Syst
Minolta head says Americans must learn patience for Japan market
Sam Kusumoto, head of Minolta Corp. U.S. urges American firms to study Japanese business culture, stressing patience and customer service. He recalls start in the United States and notes Minolta's growth to second in the U.S. market, plus his plans to return to Japan after 14 years.
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United Press
New York
Sam Kusumoto
Kusumoto
Minolta Corp
Ramsey, N.J
Minolta Camera Co
Osaka
Japan
United States
Minolta
Detroit
Cadillac
U.S
Canon
America
Tokyo
Elder
Stanford
Occidental College
California
Apple’s New Products May Shape Its Future
Apple confronts a bear market as shares slide to a low 11 percent bid. The company plans major launches in 1983 including Lisa a $10 000 workstation and Macintosh a $1 500 model to broaden its software base and simplify use. Analysts see potential million unit sales if Macintosh meets high expectations, while skeptics warn of past product delays and IBM competition.
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New York Times
New York
Apple Computer
Wall Street
APPLE
IBM
Is oil price rise a sign of market manipulation or prudence
Public concern grows as gasoline prices rise and inventories fall with talk of oil company profits. The piece outlines debates on supply cuts, OPEC influence, strategic reserves, and national security amid higher rates and fluctuating demand.
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oCciated
New York
United States
Middle East
Citizen-Labor Energy Coalition
Robert Brandon
Coalition
Brandon
OPEC
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Tucson & Pima County
Arizona
San Bernardino County
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Apple Computer Inc
James Magid
L.F. Rothschild, Unterberg, Towbin
Magid
France
Britain
Robert Burns
Richard L. Ottinger
Aivars Krasts
Conoco Inc
A. Krafts
Gulf Coast
Bill Osborne
Bill
de Millhiser Smith Agency. Inc
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