AP - Orders to factories for big-ticket manufactured goods such as cars, appliances and machinery rose at the fastest pace in four months in June, a much stronger showing than had been expected.
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AP - Orders to factories for big-ticket manufactured goods such as cars, appliances and machinery rose at the fastest pace in four months in June, a much stronger showing than ... Discussion
AP - Orders to factories for big-ticket manufactured goods such as cars, appliances and machinery rose at the fastest pace in four months in June, a much stronger showing than ... Discussion
Orders to factories for big-ticket manufactured goods rose at the fastest pace in four months in June, a much stronger showing ... Discussion
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RTT NewsTreasurys fall after durable-goods orders jumpMarketWatch - 1 hour agoBy Deborah Levine, MarketWatch NEW YORK (MarketWatch) - Treasury securities declined slightl ... Discussion
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AP - THE LATEST: A jump in military spending helped boost new orders for big-ticket durable goods by a surprisingly strong 0.8 percent in June while new home sales dropped by ... Discussion
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AP - THE LATEST: A jump in military spending helped boost new orders for big-ticket durable goods by a surprisingly strong 0.8 percent in June while new home sales dropped by ... Discussion
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AP - THE LATEST: A jump in military spending helped boost new orders for big-ticket durable goods by a surprisingly strong 0.8 percent in June while new home sales dropped by ... Discussion
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Durable goods orders rose to their highest level in four months in June, according to the latest government report. Orders for big-ticket items rose 0.8% in June to a se ... Discussion
AP - Orders for big-ticket manufactured goods advanced in June by the largest amount in three months, reflecting a rebound in demand for airplanes. Discussion
Treasury securities declined slightly early Friday, pushing yields up, after a report showed orders for U.S. durable goods unexpectedly increased 0.8% last month. Discussion
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Reuters - Britain will launch its biggest retail bank rescue on Monday when the four largest, HBOS, Royal Bank of Scotland, Lloyds TSB and Barclays, ask for a combined 35 bill ... Discussion
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