Westfield Mall opens new wing with Dillard's amid crowd
More than 500 shoppers line up for the North Olmsted Westfield Shoppingtown Greet North ern unveiling as Dillard's opens with 20 new stores. Charles Geiger says the event ties to preserving the American way of life while Elizabeth Kramer, Harold Brookshire, and Kathy Pebbles shop the fragrance counters and enjoy the new state of the art lighting and layout.
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Bendix XVision Night Vision Awarded in Elyria Brief
Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems has won the Technical Achievement award from Truck Writers of North America for its XVision infrared night vision system for tractors. The display-based system uses an outside camera to show images inside the cab and can extend visibility up to five times farther than headlights. The release notes adoption potential across fire, rescue, border patrol, and bus fleets, with Elyria Fire Department trucks already equipped.
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Bendix
Truck Writer's of North America
Elyria Fire Department
Andreea Raaber
Bendix Commercial
ITC to study tariffs impact on U S steel consumers
The U S International Trade Commission will examine whether a year of steel import tariffs created an unfair playing field for U S consumers against foreign rivals. The report, due before the Sept 20 White House tariff review, follows pressure from steel consuming industries and opposition from labor unions.
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ITC
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Thomas
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Bill Klinefelter
Wall Street posts longest win streak in years ahead of Iraq deadline
Wall Street notched its longest wining streak in nearly three years as investors bought shares before the 8 PM deadline Bush set for Saddam Hussein to flee or face war. Dow rose 71.22 to 8265.45, S&P 500 gained 7.57 to 874.02 while Nasdaq fell 3.48 to 1397.07 as Oracle warned profits could suffer if war delays.
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Jefferies & Co
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Dollar ends mixed as gold slips in European trading
The dollar rose against most majors in European trading while gold fell to 336.75 in London and 335.80 in Zurich. The euro drifted to about 1.0586, with the pound at 1.5625. In New York, yen rose to 119.87, Swiss francs to 1.3897, and Canadian dollars to 1.4818. Market mood cited potential war impact, with leaders like Hogan predicting further gains unless terrorism or biochemical threats arise. Major movers included General Dynamics and Northrop Grumman, while Bayer retreated after regulatory news.
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Dillard's
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