U S loses edge in trade as deficit hits record
The Commerce Department reports a trade deficit above 48 billion dollars in April, with surging imports and a shrinking high tech and services surplus. Analysts warn America is ceding leadership in technology and services while relying more on foreign capital to fund the imbalance. Lou Dobbs notes and commentary conclude the United States is losing its competitive advantage.
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Tyson Foods wins bid buyout dispute over IBP merger
A federal judge granted summary judgment to Tyson Foods in a securities class action alleging false statements about backing out of the IBP deal. Judge Sue Robinson ruled former chairman Don Tyson and son John Tyson could not be held liable for a March 2001 press release, and the merger proceeded under court direction.
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