Bradenton Herald US Economy: Home Sales, Durables Point to Strength BusinessWeek May 26 (Bloomberg) — Purchases of new homes jumped in April to a two-year high and orders for durable goods climbed the most in three months, signaling the US economy strengthened before the European debt crisis … Orders have risen in four of the past five months, US data show MarketWatch Factory orders and new-home sales rise in April The Associated Press Market Rallies On Durable Goods, Home Sales Forbes Wall Street Journal
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Euro Won’t Be Choked by Austerity Drive, EU Says – BusinessWeek
Euro-Zone Money Supply Data Suggest Rates On Hold For Now – Wall Street JournalMarket Snapshot: US Stocks Post Hefty Monthly Losses – Roubini.com (subscription)
FAA Tries to Accelerate Air Traffic Conversion – New York Times
Most Asian Stocks Fall on China Property, Europe Debt Concerns – BusinessWeek
Fed Raises US Growth Range, Sees Lower Unemployment – BusinessWeek
European shares advance on subsiding debt fears – Reuters
New home construction surges 41% – CNNMoney
Obama to set up oil spill panel – BBC News
Euro Breaks 14-Month Low as Debt-Cutting Steps May Hurt Growth – BusinessWeek
Videogame Sales Fall As Free Games Thrive – Wall Street JournalGold futures hit new record, other metals rally – MarketWatch
Gold Prices Extend Climb – Wall Street Journal
Nissan Expects FY Profit Growth On Record Global Sales – Wall Street Journal
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