Trump hails Boeing 787 tour as sign of U S manufacturing rise
President Trump visited the Boeing South Carolina plant in North Charleston to tout a revived American factory drive while contrasting his approach with Obama’s. He cited the 787 as proof of growth, warned of penalties for offshoring, and noted foreign components in a global supply chain.
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Stocks close week with record highs on calm week
U S stock indexes ended the week on records as the S&P 500 gained 1.5 percent, Dow rose to 20,624.05, and Nasdaq hit a high of 138.58 amid data showing economic improvement and corporate profits. Traders anticipated tax and policy incentives, while markets prepared for Presidents Day weekend and a Huntington Bank completion of its FirstMerit takeover.
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Fannie Mae to Pay Treasury 5.5 Billion Dividend
Fannie Mae plans a 5.5 billion dividend to the U.S. Treasury next month after doubling its fourth quarter profit to 5.04 billion. The government aided firm reports full year 2016 net income of 12.31 billion, up from 10.95 billion, amid ongoing bailouts and past payouts totaling 154.4 billion since 2008.
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