Leading Economic Indicators Steady in August Amid Mixed Data
The Conference Board reports the Leading Economic Index held at 105.5 in August, with five of ten components rising led by money supply and jobless claims. While stock prices fell sharply, overall growth remains healthy, signaling expansion through early 1999.
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Conference Board
Michael Boldin
Wall Street
Federal Reserve
U.S
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Walnut Street Securties
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NASD
SIPC
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Allied Corporation
Alltel
American Greetings
Bob Evans Farms
Cedar Fair
Chrysler Ae Columbia Gas
CVS Com
Emerson Electric Englehard
FirstEnergy
FirstMent
Bancorp
Ford Motor General Motors
BF Goodrich Guest Supply
Kellogg sues Exxon over tiger logos in trademark clash
Kellogg Co sues Exxon prompting a fight over tiger imagery used in promotions. Exxon says the Kellogg tiger and Exxon tiger coexisted for 30 years as Kellogg seeks to halt use of the Whimsical Tiger and to seize promotional items bearing the tiger image.
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Exxon
Tiger
Houston
Kellogg’s Tiger
Exxon Tiger
Jim Carter
Houston Chronicle
Standard Oil
Tony the Tiger
Kellogg's
Compay
Early Active Stocks on New York Exchange
Early NYSE price list shows broad activity with many big gainers and decliners. Notable mentions include AMD, Amex, American Express, Exxon, Chevron, Coca Cola, Gannet, DuPont, Ford, and Pfizer-like entries with varying percent changes and volumes. The page lists tickers, volumes, price changes, and percentage shifts across sectors.
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New York
Alcatel
Sea Amocos
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Hondas and Toyotas Dominate 1997 Most Stolen List
The National Insurance Crime Bureau reports 1997 thefts show Honda Accord and Civic and Toyota Camry leading, with Toyota Corolla and Ford pickups among top models. Domestic light trucks rise, including Chevy and Ford pickups and Jeep Grand Cherokee, reflecting lagged sales trends.
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Bureau
National Crime
Top 25 Stolen Vehicles List Reveals Popular Targets
The Associated Press reports the National Crime Bureau ranking the top 25 stolen vehicles led by the Honda Accord and Toyota Camry as insurance queries grow for parts. Thieves target the most popular models nationwide, with Detroit Chicago pickups in Houston trends and Japanese cars leading in Los Angeles.
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Ed Sparkman
Bureau
Detroit
Chicago
Houston
Los Angeles
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