BP ruling cuts Harper damages in BP discrimination case
Cincinnati AP reports Nashville businessman Paul W. Harper, who claimed BP Oil Co denied him Nashville area gas station franchises due to race, won a appeals court order to cut the prior 630000 award by 97888, keeping key elements of liability and earlier findings intact.
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$10 million North Olmsted Plazas renovation planned
Developers Diversified Realty Corp of Chagrin Falls announced a $10 million renovation of the Plazas at Great Northern in North Olmsted, with two large national retailers to follow a March start. Work includes new facade sidewalk planter beds and parking, plus converting a JoAnn Fabrics unit into a larger JoAnn Etc Superstore.
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Asian construction demand to grow despite turmoil
Demand for housing and infrastructure in Asia including Australia and New Zealand is set to lift construction machinery sales 7.5 percent yearly to 2001, reaching about 16.5 billion dollars. Freedonia notes Asia will still lag earlier growth amid regional turmoil and credit shortages but expects a recovery within 12 to 18 months.
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Durable goods fall marks six-year low in December
US Commerce Department data show durable goods orders dropping 6.1 percent in December, led by a 7.4 percent plunge in aircraft and parts. Transportation orders tumbled 22.7 percent, the sector's steepest decline in eight years, while non-transportation durable goods rose modestly. Economists debate how much Asia’s turmoil influenced the swing.
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Dow rebounds from 1998 losses in strong day
The Dow Jones rose 100.39 points to 7915.47 on Wednesday, erasing 1998 losses as Asia tensions and White House sex scandals eased. The gain puts the index up 7.22 points for the year, following a 102-point rise Tuesday. The S&P 500 turned positive for 1998 and the Nasdaq topped 1600 for the first time since December 10.
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Early NYSE Activity Amid Mixed Stock Paces
Early paces for New York Stock Exchange show mixed activity with notable moves in Amex, AMEX and various listed issues. Investors monitor shifts in prices and volumes across sectors as traders weigh earnings and market signals.
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