Market Movers Baker Hughes and Anheuser Busch in Trade
Baker Hughes Inc rose to 59.12 as The Wall Street Journal said a possible tie up with GE’s oil and gas unit could occur. Anheuser Busch InBev fell to 116.84 after cutting guidance due to weak Brazil business.
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EU and Canada set to sign long-delayed trade pact Sunday
EU ambassadors in Brussels finalize talks with Canada after a Belgian region lifts its hold, permitting a Sunday signature and provisional application until all 28 states ratify. EU Council President Tusk confirms an EU Canada summit with Prime Minister Trudeau for the signing.
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State honors Earnhardt Grading for one million safe hours
North Carolina Labor Commissioner Cherie Berry presented Earnhardt Grading with a safety certificate after the company logged one million hours worked without an injury requiring time off. Founder’s grandson says long service and employee respect drive the record, with drones added to survey sites and boost productivity.
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Deficit Trends Through 2016 and Projections to 2024
The text notes four years of deficits over $1 trillion after the Great Recession, with the 2009 deficit at 9.8 percent of GDP, falling to 2.5 percent by 2015, then rising to 3.2 percent in 2016. The CBO projects deficits will rise to over $1 trillion annually again by 2024, reaching about 4 percent of GDP.
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