Economy seen improving after 2005 slowdown
Washington reports that the 2005 economy ended weakly with a 3.3 percent yearly growth, hurt by hurricanes and high energy costs. Analysts expect a stronger start in 2006 with forecasts near 4 percent, while Wall Street gains on upbeat earnings and observers note lingering energy price volatility.
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Halliburton plans IPO of KBR stake amid Iraq contract scrutiny
Halliburton says it will sell a minority stake in its KBR engineering and construction unit through an initial public offering. The move aims to unlock value while concerns persist about KBR’s role as a major U.S. contractor in Iraq and related investigations. Analyst skepticism and staged timing accompany the plan as Halliburton weighs the separation of KBR from the parent.
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New home sales hit 2005 record high overall
The Commerce Department reported 2005 new single family home sales at 1.28 million units, up 1 ix percent from 2004’s 1.20 million, marking a fifth straight year of record sales. December rose 2.9 percent from November as housing remains a key driver of economic growth. economists expect a slowdown ahead.
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Northeast Ohio Gas Prices Dip This Week
Regional gas prices fell this week despite national increases. AML reports the average self-service regular price in Northeast Ohio near 2.20 dollars per gallon, with statewide variations and localities like Elyria and Lorain showing slight changes.
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Procter & Gamble Gains After Gillette Acquisition Boosts Earnings
P&G reports a 29 percent rise in second quarter earnings aided by Gillette. Despite more shares, per share profit stays at 72 cents. Company raises full-year outlook due to strong demand for Tide detergent Crest toothpaste and other brands. Stock hits a new seven-week high as investors welcome the report.
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Akron bank center to cut 160 jobs in consolidation
JPMorgan Chase plans to cut about 160 Akron Center jobs over the next months as the facility is consolidated with other Chase sites. About 55 workers earning at least 20 100 will receive notices next week, with the rest to be notified in April. Some Akron employees have already transferred to centers in Phoenix or Florida.
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