Opening stocks dip as market pauses after rally
The New York market declined slightly with the Dow slipping 1.76 to 1235.76 in early trading as losers led gainers 5 to 3 on the NYSE. Analysts cited no clear economic trigger, noting traders booked gains while rates rose in credit markets dampening the rally. Friday's session had the Dow up 9.27 to 1237.52, for a weekly gain of 30.14 points. Advances still outpaced declines by more than 2 to 1.
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Owens Corning to acquire Swedish Glasfiber subsidiary
Owens Corning Fiberglas to buy all interests in Scandina vian Glasfiber AB of Falkenberg Sweden, making it a wholly owned subsidiary in early 1985. The firm has held 40 percent since 1963 and employs about 450 workers. European plants span Belgium France Norway Spain and the Netherlands. Owens Corning Fiberglas is based in Toledo and is a leading maker of glass insulation and reinforcement materials.
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Rubbermaid expands reach with new products and growth
Rubbermaid reports six month sales of 245.8 million, up 18 percent from last year, with net earnings of 18.9 million or 1.22 per share. The Wooster company, known for plastic housewares, expands via acquisitions and new lines including Little Tikes, Servin Saver and upgraded overseas sales force to undercut market leaders.
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Ennis Business Forms stock praised by Leeb as undervalued
Stephen Leeb an investment strategist in Jersey City NJ says Ennis Business Forms stock offers strong fundamentals and better than average prospects. He notes a price to earnings ratio no higher than the market, suggesting the stock is undervalued.
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Gridiron Cafe to reopen as Chinese restaurant in Elyria
Elyria reports that the closed Gridiron Cafe at 118 Antioch Dr will reopen next month as a Chinese restaurant named Four Happiness under owner Kim Trieu who bought the liquor license and equipment from Lorne J. Elbert Jr. The cafe had operated about a year and a half prior to closing.
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