American Faces Higher Car Cost From Mark Decline
In Brussels AP reports an American who ordered a car in West Germany last winter will pay roughly $8,735 for a 20 000 mark auto on Monday as the mark falls during his European trip. The rise in dollar cost contrasts with prior expectations of savings.
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Glassblowers pursue art while currency winds shift
Bill and Sally Worcester, a Hawaii-born couple now in Oregon, blend glassblowing into a living earning praise from a select craft community. The piece details their process, awards, and philosophy, alongside a broader market analysis of the dollar’s decline and its impact on U.S. trade, prices, and international relations.
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