Ford celebrates Mustang 50th with limited edition car
Ford unveils the 50 Year Limited Edition Mustang at the New York International Auto Show to honor 1964 sales, with 1 964 cars total. The model comes in white or blue, offers manual or automatic transmission, and features chrome highlights. A 2015 Mustang on display atop the Empire State Building marks a first since 1965, with a careful, five-piece lift to the deck.
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CSX Sees Modest 2014 Profit Growth Despite Winter
CSX Corp. expects modest profit growth in 2014 with gains in the second half and into 2015 as the economy improves and domestic utility demand for coal rises. Harsh winter disrupted shipments, driving a 14 percent first quarter profit drop while freight hauled rose 3 percent. Stock fell over 3 percent to $27.36 on Wednesday.
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U.S factory output rises as March gains follow February
Federal Reserve data show factory output up 0.5 percent in March after a 1.4 percent surge in February, lifting 12 month manufacturing growth to 2.8 percent. The rebound follows a winter slowdown and signals rising demand from businesses and consumers. Bank of America posts quarterly loss amid government settlement costs and higher future legal reserves.
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Windows 8.1 Update blends past and touch in free upgrade
Microsoft streams toward touch while keeping classic desktop options in Windows 8.1 Update. The free download refines start button behavior and taskbar integration, easing transitions between tile and desktop modes. Windows 8.1 remains two systems but offers more consistent controls and automatic update delivery.
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Exemptions Could Shield Some From Any Minimum Wage Gain
The Harkin plan to raise the federal minimum to 10.10 by 2016 would lift 16.5 million earners but cost 0.5 million jobs, with many workers still exempt. Live-in companions, officials’ staffs, summer camp staff and seasonal workers would remain excluded, while tipped workers may still be paid 2.13 per hour plus tips.
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