Wholesale Prices Up
Washington, DC, Sept. 12--Wholesale prices rose in August amid a surge in food and energy prices.
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Washington, DC, Sept. 12--Wholesale prices rose in August amid a surge in food and energy prices.
New York, NY, Sept. 12--The U.S. economy is expected to record its strongest pace of growth during the second half of 2003 since the late 1990s.
Vancouver, BC, Sept. 12--DynaMotive Energy Systems Corp., Bruks Klockner and UMA Engineering announced today that a preliminary evaluation of a waste-to-energy system capable of converting wood residue into BioOil has been completed.
Lancaster, SC, Sept. 12--Shortly after 9 a.m., the parking lot at the unemployment office in Lancaster is full and seats inside the building are scarce.
Atlanta, GA, Sept. 11--Home Depot Chairman Robert Nardelli said on Wednesday the home improvement retailer has not seen an impact on its business from an increase in interest rates.
Washington, DC, Sept. 11--The government on Wednesday cleared the way for special aid to 5,000 former Pillowtex Corp. workers who lost their jobs when the sheet and towel maker gave in to foreign competition and shut its 16 plants in July.
St. Louis, MO, Sept. 11--Solutia Inc. has announced court approval of final agreements implementing the settlement of the Abernathy and Tolbert PCB cases against the company in Alabama. Preliminary agreement on the resolution of these cases was announced
New York, NY, Sept. 11--Mortgage delinquencies rose in the second quarter, a sign that Americans are still struggling to keep up with debt payments despite recent evidence of an improving economy.
Kannapolis, NC, Sept. 11--With a court date scheduled for Friday, opposition is mounting to Pillowtex Corp.'s plans to pay millions of dollars in bonuses to top executives and other managers who are liquidating the company, according to the Charlotte
Washington, DC, Sept. 11--The Bush Administration’s recommendation before Congress today would gut the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s role as our nation’s primary housing advocate by removing the agency’s current mission oversight of Fannie