Giants AT&T IBM and Gillette announce large layoffs
AT&T plans up to 27 400 job cuts and IBM invites early retirements for over 10 000 U S workers as part of a broad trim. Gillette to cut about 2 400 jobs amid a restructuring after its takeover battle with Revlon and plans divestments.
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Egg Prices in Ohio Markets Reported
In Columbus and major Ohio cities eggs to retailers edged higher with cartons delivering for extra large 73 to 76 cents, large 72 to 75, medium 62 to 65, small 48 to 57 cents per dozen. Light-type hens were too few to report.
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Metal Prices and Grain Bids Report
Closing commodities prices show gold at 39.80 per ounce and silver at 5.395 per ounce on Comex. Platinum trades at 481.10 per ounce while nonferrous metals list aluminum 49.60 cents per pound copper 6015 cents per pound lead 28 to 29 cents per pound zinc 44 cents per pound and mercury 215 to 228 per 76 pound flask. Grain bids from Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association place wheat at 2.52 per bushel shelled corn 1.55, oats 1.64, soybeans 4.60 per bushel.
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Sohio to Sell Debt in Japan Marks First Financing
Standard Oil of Ohio will issue 50 million dollars in 7 percent notes due 1997 and 8 billion yen in 7 percent dual currency notes due 1994 in Japan led by Nomura Securities. Proceeds fund general corporate needs as Browne touts low-cost financing and access to Japanese markets. The move follows a note tender by major holders and a new 350 million dollar program for medium term notes.
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Bright prospects for home buyers in 1987
Economists say the typical house will become more affordable for the typical buyer in 1987 despite regional price variation. The national market masks local swings, but fundamentals suggest better affordability as interest rates under 10 percent are expected to fall and price gains moderate, aiding first time buyers.
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Production set to start at former Enduro StainLess plant
Mercury Stainless plans Dec 29 production at the former Enduro StainLess facility in Massillon after a week of coil deliveries and a preliminary equipment shakeout. First orders are expected by February with 90 current workers and more to be hired as production ramps up.
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