Future uncertain for FTC funeral home price proposal
Washington AP reports the FTC faces a limbo path for a rule requiring itemized funeral price lists and phone cost disclosures. Two FTC officials urged dropping or delaying action, while staff push for adoption citing legally sufficient evidence. Congress could veto. Proponents say the rule curbs aggressive pricing.
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Treasury bill yields slip as prime rate falls further
Treasury bills slipped for the fourth straight week with three month bills at 10.559 percent and six month bills at 11.378 percent. Three major banks cut the prime lending rate to 15 percent, the lowest in about 18 months, as the market sees stronger downward pressure on rates.
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Opening stocks mixed as market opens in New York
The market opened mixed amid rate and economy concerns. The Dow rose 0.28 to 825.72 while volume showed more decliners than advancers on the NYSE. Treasuries will reveal August borrowing plans as deficit forecasts loom at $130 billion for the new fiscal year.
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Eggs and metals price reports across major cities
Columbus retailers report egg sales with varied carton prices and regional farm prices. Chicago wholesale prices trend down for Class 1 large to mediums. New York nonferrous metals quote copper to platinum with multiple moves. Hog, cattle, and dairy figures follow, showing mixed prices across categories and regions.
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GM profits rise as AMC reports loss in Q2
General Motors Corp posts a 560 million second quarter profit, up from 515 million last year, with 1.82 dollars per share and a 60 cent dividend. Sales drop 11 percent though cost controls and productivity lift earnings. American Motors Corp. reports a 68.7 million loss blamed on plant shutdowns and new model costs tied to Renault Alliance preparation.
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