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5/15/2013 10:32 AM
Eurozone recession continues
People queue to use an ATM machine outside of a Laiki Bank branch in Larnaca, Cyprus, Saturday, March 16, 2013. Many rushed to cooperative banks which are open Saturdays in Cyprus after learning that the terms of a bailout deal that the cash-strapped country hammered out with international lenders includes a one-time levy on bank deposits. The move, decided in an extraordinary meeting of the finance ministers of the 17-nation eurozone in the early hours Saturday, is a major departure from established policies. Analysts have warned that making depositors take a hit threatens to undermine investors' confidence in other weaker eurozone economies and might possibly lead to bank runs. (AP Photo/Petros Karadjias)
Economic slump extends into 6th quarter -- longer than crisis of 2008-09. …

5/15/2013 9:20 AM
U.S. wholesale prices fall 0.7%
Sharp drops in fuel and food costs reduce prices by most in 3 years. …


5/14/2013 12:01 AM
Pro-Tec Coating in Leipsic adds steel
Coils of steel in the automated warehouse.
Expansion means an extra 80 jobs at the factory. Photo Gallery

5/13/2013 3:31 PM
Leipsic's Pro-Tec finishes expansion
80 added jobs expected at Putnam County plant.

5/13/2013 11:21 AM
Business inventories unchanged
A lack of inventory building could slow economic growth because it means businesses are ordering fewer factory-made goods, especially when sales are falling.
Stockpiles remained the same in March but sales suffered big drop. …

5/13/2013 11:03 AM
U.S. retail sales rise in April on cars, clothing
Economy grew at a 2.5 percent annual rate from January through March …

5/12/2013 12:00 AM
Part-timers adjust to health act
Tara Sievers and her son, Bodhi, 7, pose for portrait at their Belmont Shores home. The City of Long Beach is cutting hours for some part-timers to avoid benefit costs under the federal healthcare law. Longtime parks employee Sievers is affected by this and has complained to city officials about them hurting workers and dodging the new law.
Employers cutting hours to avoid insurance costs.

5/11/2013 12:11 PM
Town tests idea of community-owned store
Rock welcoming visitors.
Carey newspaper publisher leads effort to get local department store. …

5/11/2013 6:32 AM
Fremont bank celebrates 125 years
Freemont's Croghan Colonial Bank recognized for over century of service. …




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