May auto sales cool as shortages bite and incentives dip
U.S. auto sales eased in May as dealers faced shortages of fuel efficient models and lower incentives. Toyota Honda and Nissan posted the biggest drops amid parts shortages from the Japan quake. GM and Ford also reported declines with pickup trucks weak.
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Obama touts bailouts as victory for auto industry recovery
The White House said taxpayers face about 14 billion in losses from the 80 billion GM and Chrysler bailout, far below earlier projections. The administration framed this as a strategic win, citing GM and Chrysler repayments and reduced equity stakes as proof of rescue success.
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Macy's Reports 7.4 Percent May Growth Beats Forecasts
Macy's said same store sales rose 7.4 percent in May, beating FactSet forecasts of 5.5 percent. Total revenue for the four weeks ended May 28 climbed 8.5 percent to 1.94 billion dollars, with online sales up 37.7 percent driven by bloomingdales and macys.com.
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Barber Foods Sold to Ohio Firm in Portland Deal
Maine based Barber Foods, known for frozen stuffed chicken products, is sold to AdvancePierre Foods of Cincinnati for an undisclosed price. The Portland plant will stay open, employing about 670 workers, as AdvancePierre plans to expand Barber Foods with its Fast Fixin and Fast Classics lines across the East Coast and Canada.
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Dow sinks as economy fears clip stock gains
Dow Jones drops 279.65 points 2.2 percent to 12290.14 marking the largest point drop since last June and the biggest percentage fall since August as data on manufacturing and jobs underscored a slowing economy. S&P falls 30.65 to 1314.55 and Nasdaq declines 66.11 to 2769.19 while 10 year yields slide to 2.95 percent. Analysts warn the recovery may be entering a soft patch.
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