Goodyear Strike Costs $360 Million in Three Months
Goodyear Tire & Rubber reports the 12 week strike by United Steelworkers cost between $360 million and $420 million, with weekly drains of $30-$35 million. Management cites long term gains from a new labor deal: $610 million in three years and $300 million annually thereafter. Shares rally to their highest since 2002 on the news.
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Detroit auto show hints at future designs and Volt tease
At the North American International Auto Show Detroit reveals bolder door lines glass roofs and chrome grilles predicting future styling. GM’s Volt draws attention as a plug in electric option with a small gasoline range extender while Honda Malibu and Ford Focus newcomers join a trend toward higher belt lines and lighter interiors, with DaimlerChrysler and Jeep showcasing updated minivans and Swivel n Go seating for family versatility.
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AMT Tax Gap Top Problems Facing Taxpayers
National Taxpayer Advocate Nina E Olson told Congress that the AMT and unpaid taxes pose the era’s biggest tax challenges. The AMT hits tens of millions due to non indexed inflation, while overall unpaid taxes loom billions. Lawmakers debate repeal of private collection authority, with risks of revenue loss.
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Oil prices retreat on mild U S winter
Oil prices eased after a sharp drop to 38 month lows as traders anticipated milder weather and fund selling. Light crude for February delivery fell 40 cents to 55.69 per barrel on the NYMEX, dipping to 58.88 earlier. February Brent at ICE slipped 35 cents to 55.25 per barrel.
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Dana Sells Axle Unit in 31 Million Deal
Dana Corp sold its trailer axle manufacturing unit to Hendrickson USA LLC, a Boler Cos Hen drickson unit, for 31 million dollars. The Toledo based firm is in Chapter 11 bankruptcy and the price is 18.4 percent below the previously stated 32 million.
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Trans-Alaska pipeline shut after oil spill
Anchorage Alaska report: the Trans-Alaska oil pipeline was taken offline after a spill of up to 500 gallons at a remote Brooks Range gate. The cause was a failed weld on a threaded O-ring fitting on a bypass line per the state Department of Environmental Conservation. Alyeska Pipeline Co closed valves, halting crude flow.
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