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| | | ... production of fossil fuels, controversial fuels such as uranium, gold mining where gold is the primary purpose of the mine, factory farming, live exports, predatory lending, alcohol and gambling, and old growth forestry logging, for example," he said. ... |
| | | | ... continues to do well with the flash estimate rising from a final reading of 59.7 in April to a record high of 59.9 in May. "Factory orders saw the eleventh consecutive month of expansion, with growth moderating only marginally from April's record ... |
| | | | ... option will reduce from 1.20% to 0.39%. Mercer was recently the beneficiary of another successor fund transfer when the Factory Mutual Insurance Company Super defined benefit fund moved members to Mercer Super Trust. |
| | | | ... defined benefit fund with $77 million in funds under management is completing a successor fund transfer to a Mercer subplan. Factory Mutual Insurance Company Superannuation (FMIC) members and assets will be transferred from the existing fund to a Mercer ... |
| | | | ... a three-month high of reading 51.9 in March from 50.6 in February. This marks the 13th straight month of expansion in factory activity with output, new orders and buying orders rising to three-month peaks and export sales returning to expansion. Likewise ... |
| | | | ... misleading disclosures about cashflow and profitability. On December 4, the SEC announced it would be charging the Cheesecake Factory for misleading disclosures in relation to the impact COVID-19 has had on its business. The restaurant chain stated that ... |
| | | | ... there - has again grounded/prolonged the grounding of planes, trains and automobiles (and cruise liners) and re-frozen factory activity. Worse (for oil prices, at least), with Donald practically a lame duck, the US is set to tighten restrictions even ... |
| | | | ... PMI accelerated to 53.6 in October 2020 from September's reading of 53.0 -- the sixth straight month of growth in factory activity, and the strongest since January 2011 - as total new orders expanded at their sharpest rate in a decade and business ... |
| | | | ... reading of 71 in April - the lowest reading since December 2011 and the biggest monthly fall on record. Meanwhile, forced factory shutdowns, disruptions to their supply chains and reduced demand sent industrial production plummeting by 5.4% in the month ... |
| | | | ... fiscal authorities are now flooding the world with liquidity (cash) but government directives for social distancing and factory and business and school closures - for fear of getting the infection or spreading the infection - negate these. Have money ... |
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