Auto business eyeing Elyria site for 200 jobs
Elyria Mayor Bill Grace discussed a confidential auto related firm considering Elyria or Lorain for a five year, 200 job expansion. The company uses computer aided design for high tech manufacturing and may receive contingent tax abatements while sites in Elyria and Lorain are reviewed.
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Mixed signals in economy as confidence dips and orders rise
Washington reports show consumer confidence sliding to 98.5 in August, the lowest since November, while durable goods orders surge 8.7 percent in July, the biggest gain since October, suggesting cautious consumer nerves and improving business optimism.
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Andersen Worldwide settles investor suit for 40 million
Andersen Worldwide LC, coordinating entity for the Andersen network, agreed to pay 40 million to settle lawsuits from Enron investors and former employees. The accord, announced in Houston, is the first resolution from a 25 billion dollar Enron suit led by the University of California. Arthur Andersen LLP remains a defendant.
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Panel Votes Against New Tariffs on Cold Rolled Steel
The International Trade Commission voted 41 to block new duties on cold rolled steel imports, citing no clear harm to U.S. industry. Critics argue tariffs would aid producers while harming steel users amid ongoing price pressures and import dependencies.
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Market slides as consumer confidence drops in Tuesday trade
New York reports a sharp market decline led by technology shares after the Conference Board shows consumer confidence at 93.5, below July, erasing early gains. Dow falls 94.60 to 8824.41, Nasdaq drops 43.96 to 1347.78, S P 500 down 13.13. durable goods up 8.7 percent signals partial recovery despite recession fears. Intel chief Barrett's bearish remarks weigh on tech.
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Dollar slides as US rhetoric weighs on sentiment
The dollar weakened across currencies amid renewed US Iraq tensions and signs of cooling consumer demand. European equities climbed while the Dow tied losses to tech weakness as Dell and Cisco tumbled and HP eased after earnings. Retail peers faced downgrades, yet durable goods makers extended gains. volume remained light.
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Familiar Phrase Puzzle From Letter Arrangement
The prompt asks to identify a well known saying from a given jumble of letters and arrangement. The solution involves recognizing common idioms or names embedded or rearranged within the letters, focusing on familiar wording and widely used phrases.
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