U S Economy Shows Modest Q3 Growth Amid Mixed Signals
U S gross domestic product rose at a 2.9 percent annual rate in the July to September quarter driven by exports and restocking. Experts warn momentum may fade with slower Q4 growth and weaker consumer spending, guiding Fed expectations ahead of the November 8 election.
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Halloween candy sales rise as 2016 consumer strength shown
IHS Global Insights reports Halloween candy spending rising 5.5 percent to about 3.8 billion, the strongest since 2011, aided by modest inflation, low gas prices, and improving jobs and finances. Prices are set to fall for the first time since 2013 as unemployment remains near 5 percent.
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Women Business Owners Network Meeting at Sugar Creek
The Women Business Owners Network meets at 6 p.m. Thursday at Sugar Creek Restaurant in Sheffield. Timothy Green of Voices For Children will discuss Lorain County CASA. Cathy Eller of The Spike & Meckler Law Firm is the business spotlight. Members should bring business cards for an exchange. reservations via Karen Cheshire at 440 986 3200 or info jrmovers.net. more information at www.wbonlorain.org.
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Market dips after FBI Clinton email inquiry
U S stocks lost momentum in afternoon trading after the FBI informed Congress it will investigate new emails related to Hillary Clinton. Earlier, a stronger GDP reading boosted the market, with the Dow down 8.49 points to 18,161.19 as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq fell.
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Johnson & Johnson hit with 70 million talc verdict
A St. Louis jury awarded 70.1 million to Deborah Giannecchini of Modesto for ovarian cancer linked to long term use of Johnson's Baby Powder. The case adds to the multi verdict toll against the talc product.
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