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Industry group kicks off free-trade tour at Audiovox
emi.endo@newsday.comA consumer-technology industry group kicked off a multistate tour promoting the benefits of free trade at the headquarters of Audiovox in Hauppauge yesterday. The Consumer Electronics Association, which has 2,200 members in the consumer technology...Tags: Trade Dispute, Consumer Electronics Industry, Electronics, Audiovox Corp., Electrical Appliance
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Market Pulse: Focus On Housing
Home Builders' Outlook Lowest In Two Decades Home builders' business outlook plunged this month to the lowest level since record-keeping began more than 20 years ago. Industry conditions have worsened as the housing slump, rising gas prices and...Tags: Real Estate Buyers, Family, Land Price, Consumer Confidence, Sales
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McCain comes out for NAFTA and free trade
SAN DIEGO Presumptive Republican presidential candidate John McCain, in one of his strongest endorsements of free trade, yesterday called himself "an unapologetic supporter of NAFTA," an agreement that many Americans feel has cost them jobs. "I reject the...Tags: Trade Dispute, John McCain, Elections, Political Candidates, Treaties
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Trade deal pushes migrants to flee
In her letter "Acting to deter hiring of illegals" (July 11), Annapolis Alderwoman Julie M. Stankivic states that people who enter this country "must be held accountable" and that she, as a local elected official, takes responsibility for enforcing the...Tags: Trade Dispute, Trade Agreements, Treaties, Economic Organization, Economic Policy
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June home construction falls to lowest level since '91
ellen.yan@newsday.comConstruction of new, single-family homes slid in June to the lowest level since 1991, the Commerce Department reported yesterday. June's 647,000 housing starts nationwide fell 5.3 percent from May's 683,000 and 43 percent from a year ago, data show. The...Tags: Energy Saving, Homes, Land Price, Moody's Corporation, Sales
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Letters to the editor
Cover letters Re "Cover charges," editorial, "Has it gotten so difficult to recognize satire?" July 15 and "If you can't take a joke ...," Opinion, July 16 Let me explain the difference between funny and not funny. Funny exaggerates a reality that no...Tags: Literature, John McCain, Bonds, Sales, Osama bin Laden
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ON THE TRAIL
Democrat Barack Obama said yesterday that as president he would send at least two more combat brigades to Afghanistan, where U.S. troops face rising violence and endured their deadliest attack in three years on Sunday. The proposed force increase, about...Tags: John McCain, Treaties, Barack Obama, Guerrilla Activity, National Government
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McCain reiterates support for NAFTA
Of The Associated PressIn one of his strongest endorsements of free trade, Republican presidential candidate John McCain on Monday called himself ''an unapologetic supporter of NAFTA,'' an agreement that many Americans feel has cost them jobs. ''I reject the false virtues of...Tags: Migration, John McCain, Private Health Care, Elections, Demographics
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Europe awaits Obama with open arms
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterFrom prime ministers to college students, Europeans want to cloak Barack Obama in a warm embrace when he arrives on the continent next week. But they're also aware that anything that looks or smells like elitist Old Europe could hurt the Democratic...Tags: Elections, Political Campaigns, Barack Obama, John F. Kennedy, National Government
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LI builders weather slump in home construction
ellen.yan@newsday.comConstruction of new, single-family homes slid in June to the lowest level since 1991, the Commerce Department reported yesterday. June's 647,000 housing starts fell 5.3 percent from May's 683,000 and 43 percent from a year ago, data show. The last...Tags: Energy Saving, Homes, Land Price, Moody's Corporation, Sales
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