Market exercise unclear data March 24 2005
Market watch reports values for Dow Jones at 10,442.87 with 713.15 points, Nasdaq and NYSE activity summaries showing advancing and declining stocks, new highs and lows, and total trading volume across exchanges. Provides diaries for NYSE and Nasdaq with numbers on volume, advances, declines, and new highs.
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UPS pilots approve strike authorization vote
ATLANTA The executive board of UPS Inc's pilots union has approved holding a strike authorization vote after protracted contract talks broke down. Federal mediation since last June failed to resolve scheduling scope compensation pension and benefits issues.
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U.S. factories see orders rise in February
United States durable goods orders rose 0.3 percent in February after a 1.1 percent drop in January, the Commerce Department said. The gain lifted total new bookings for durable goods to about 200.8 billion dollars, reflecting an uneven factory recovery.
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Hyundai Unveils Two New Models At New York Auto Show
Hyundai Motor Co unveiled two new vehicles at the New York International Auto Show. The all new flagship sedan the 2006 Azera and the redesigned 2006 Accent compact highlight a plan to roll out seven all new or redesigned models over two years to grow market share in the United States.
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AK Steel operations win safety awards
AK Steel Corp. announced multiple safety accolades for its Middletown Works coke plant earning the Max Eward Safety Award for the fifth straight year for best safety record in 2004. Ashland plant finished second in the same competition. Maine. Additionally Toyota recognized AK with regional contribution and delivery quality awards, marking 11th straight year of dual Toyota honors. Zanesville Works received four awards for lowest incident rate, continual loss-time absence, injury-reduction gains, and a long-hours safety milestone.
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Mortgage rates rise above 6 percent mark
Freddie Mac reports 30-year fixed rates at 6.01 percent for the week ending March 24, the highest since July 27, marking six straight weeks of increases amid inflation concerns. Other rates: 15-year at 5.56 percent, 5-year ARMs at 5.35 percent, and 1-year ARMs at 4.24 percent with 0.7 point fees each.
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Gillette investment drive anchors Boston plant shift
Gillette plans a 200 million modernization of its 33 acre World Shaving Headquarters site in South Boston as it is absorbed by Cincinnati based Procter & Gamble. The merger awaits regulatory and shareholder approval and is expected to close this fall.
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