Existing Home Sales Drop as Inventory Swells
Existing home sales fell 0.2 percent in July to a 5.75 million annual pace, while unsold homes surged to a record 4.59 million. The median price slid 0.6 percent year over year to 230200, marking 12 straight monthly declines and a looming price drop amid tight credit. Mayor Wall Street fell as recovery hopes fade and economists warn of further housing weakness.
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Travel woes loom as holiday air travel tightens
Nearly 16 million travelers start a busy Labor Day week, up 2.6 percent from last year, signaling the worst travel season in memory. Flights face delays, mishandled baggage, and crowded airports as pilots retire and weather worsens the strain across air and road travel.
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U S Steel to Buy Stelco in 1.1 Billion Deal
Pittsburgh based United States Steel Corp. will acquire Canadian Stelco Inc. for about 1.1 billion. The deal boosts Stelco's Lake Erie and Hamilton slabs to U S Steel finishing facilities for auto and appliance uses. Stelco's bankruptcy exit and 15 percent job cut frame the sale.
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Halo Custom Guitars Sells Dark Themed Instruments
Halo Custom Guitars, based in Cupertino, makes demonically themed guitars with rotting flesh and bone motifs aimed at death metal bands. Co founder Waylon Ford says demand rose after edgy designs. Halo produces 200 to 300 guitars monthly direct and 200 monthly to dealers. Minarik Guitars founder Marc Minarik recalls the Inferno model that launched the company and now sells 115 to 130 custom units yearly along with over 2,000 lower priced models. Prices range from 300 to 1,300 offshore and 2,950 upward for U S built instruments depending on customization.
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Acer to buy Gateway to become third largest PC maker
Acer Inc plans to acquire Gateway Inc for 710 million dollars at 1.90 per share creating a multi branded computer company with more than 15 billion dollars in revenue and shipments above 20 million units annually The deal received unanimous board approval and awaits regulatory clearance in Taiwan and the United States.
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