Libya economy slows after coup as oil revenue rises but investment stalls
Libya's post coup economy shows fading private demand and halted public works. Officials report rising oil revenue yet a broad slowdown in construction, trucking, and retail amid rent controls and heightened uncertainty. Diplomatic observers cite bureaucratic confusion and possible cash reserves abroad as factors.
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Unclear excerpt hints at markets and library gift
A Libyan businessman comments on waiting to see if youths can move the country forward. In England a boy on a newspaper route finds about 3000 pounds unexpectedly. Unesco donates 25,000 youth books to the International Youth Library in Munich, bringing its total to 140,000.
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A&P Opens 75 Discount Stores With Lower Prices
The A&P chain launches 75 A-Mart Discount Stores offering cheaper prices and wider items. At an A-Mart in the Bronx ham four pounds for 4.49 and potatoes five pounds for 0.43, versus higher pricing at nearby regular A&P. Store space and staffing expanded to handle 8,000 items. A&P executives cite higher sales volume as key to profitability while noting no trading stamps at the discount outlets and ongoing construction of more standard A&P stores.
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