Senate approves plant closing notice bill in 72 23 vote
The Senate approved a plant closing notification measure 72 to 23 in a confrontation over trade policy. The bill would require employers with over 100 workers to give advance written notice of layoffs or plant closures, a move supporters say protects about 800,000 workers annually.
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Metal and Commodity Prices in New York Markets
The AP reports closing prices on the Camex with gold at 438.10 per troy ounce and silver at 8,286 per troy ounce. Platinum stands at 556.60, aluminum 1.1850 a pound, copper 0.005 cents a pound, zinc 66-70 cents a pound, tin 4.41 per pound, and mercury 360-270 per 76 lb.
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Grain prices at Jorain County Market close
Yesterday the Mutuals Jorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association posted closing prices for grain. Wheat traded at 3.59 per bushel, shelled corn 3.47, oats 2.00, soybeans at a stated price per bushel.
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NYSE May End Collar on Program Trading
The New York Stock Exchange weighing scrapping the collar on high volume computer trades to calm volatility after the crash while studying a faster access “express lane” for individual investors. Board members face mixed reactions as they consider removing the limit and expanding small-order access.
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First-half sales rise for GM Ford and Chrysler in 1988
Auto makers report stronger late June sales and solid first-half totals. Ford posts a 27.4 percent daily jump in late June while GM shows an 18 percent rise and Chrysler also gains. overall domestic car and light truck sales climb 13.6 percent in daily rates.
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JAL orders 60 GE engines for 15 Boeing 747-400s
Japan Airlines agreed to buy 60 General Electric engines plus spares to power 15 new 747-400s, with a $400 million CF6-8002 engine order. The carrier plans five deliveries annually between 1990 and 1992, adding to a prior $150 million GE engine purchase for five 747-400s.
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