UAW Approves Delphi Strike Authorization
UAW members vote 95 percent in favor of strike authorization at 21 plants in Ohio and other states if Delphi fails to honor labor agreements. The vote signals potential action during bargaining with GM as Delphi negotiates wages and benefits. Delphi and GM pledge to continue talks.
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Northern Savings deal set for vote
Elyria based Northern Savings and Loan shareholders vote next month on a 71.5 million buyout by Warren based First Place Bank. The June 5 meeting at Elyria Country Club will decide the merger amid regulatory delays and a 150 page proxy statement.
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Wal-Mart posts best sales growth in two years
Wal-Mart Stores Inc reports a 6.3 percent quarterly profit rise to 2.62 billion and 12.3 percent sales growth to 79.61 billion. The gain is aided by cost cuts and inventory management as same store sales climb 3.8 percent, with analyst Bernard Sosnick calling the results validation of expectations.
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Mixed signals cloud Fed rate path as energy drives prices
Washington reports show higher wholesale prices up 0.9 percent in April driven by energy costs, while cooler housing activity and soft industrial production add an uneven economic tone for Fed policymakers evaluating interest rate plans.
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