Opening Stocks Decline After Broad Market Slide
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 15.74 to 1,870.16 in early trading as the market broadly declined from last week’s highs. The NYSE composite dropped 0.95 to 140.03 and the American Stock Exchange index was down 58 to 279.98, with losers outnumbering gainers about 2 to 1. Saga Corp rose 2 to 39 amid Marriott’s competing bid dynamics.
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Disposable phones cut hospital costs across the United States
Hospitals adopt one piece throwaway telephones to reduce inventory theft and repair expenses. Mini-Phone Inc of Midland Interline of Dallas and American Cointer Corp of Boca Raton market disposable phones at about 7 to 8 dollars each, meeting FCC rules and hearing aid compatibility.
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Dallas
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Mini-Phone
Larry LeNeve
American Cointel
Federal Communications Commission
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Jane Young
At&t
Houston
Chuck Harris
U.S. West Information Systems
Fear Drives Peso Plunge in Mexico's Market Panic
The peso tumbled about 30 percent last week amid fear and rumors as exchange houses faced panic. The free market hit 715 to the dollar, with a subsided controlled market at 556, while Saturday saw the peso touch 810 on the black market. The central bank raised rates to 84 percent and oil revenue for 1986 is expected to drop to about half of 1985’s $13 billion.
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Nordson Reports 780000 Net Income Gain for Q2
Nordson Corp. posts a 780000 increase in second quarter net income. Q2 earnings rise from about 2.55 million in 1985 to just over 3.77 million, with sales up from 41.76 million to 36 million. First-half income grows to 5.8 million on sales of 78 million as international markets expand. President William P. Madar cites dollar value recovery and steady growth abroad. About half of Nordson’s sales come from overseas.
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