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Tehran, Iran, December 23, 2005-- According to Tehran Times, an official from Tehran's Trade Organization said that this northern province accounts for 90% of the total volume of Iran's carpet exports.
Washington, DC, December 23, 2005--Durable goods orders rose 4.4 percent in November, according to the Commerce Department, for the the largest rise in overall durable goods orders since May.
Washington, DC, December 23, 2005—New home sales fell 11.3 percent in November to a 1.245 million annual rate, according to the Commerce Department.
Washington, DC, December 23, 2005--The Senate’s failure to approve language authorizing exploration and development of oil and natural gas resources on the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) “comes as a great disappointment to manufacturers in the U.S
Bethany CT, December 23, 2005—Laticrete, North American division is proud to announce that its salesperson, Ron Nash, was unanimously selected by officials at Inland Northwest Distributing as Outstanding Vendor Sales Representative for 2005.
2005--Goldman, Sachs & Co., Nielsen//NetRatings and Harris Interactive’s Holiday eSpending Report revealed today that 54 percent, or the majority of online shoppers finished their holiday shopping by December 16th.
Ann Arbor, MI, December 23, 2005-- Consumer sentiment ended stronger in December and better than analysts' expectations, bolstered by falling energy prices, a report showed on Friday.
Norman, OK, December 23, 2005--Mark Smith had tired of being on his knees for nearly three decades, so he decided to make the big leap, the Norman Transcript.
Ottawa, Ontario, December 23, 2005—The Canadian economy grew 0.2 percent in October from September due in large part to an autos-driven rebound in the manufacturing sector, Statistics Canada said on Friday.
New York, December 23, 2005--The energy shock to economic growth will be felt worldwide through the increasing global imbalance between high investment and low consumer spending, according to an analysis by The Conference Board.