Stericycle Plans Debt as 6 Year-Low in Yields Spurs Sales: New Bond Alert
Stericycle Inc. , the Illinois-based provider of regulated medical waste management services, plans to sell $400 million of debt after July issuance jumped to the highest since March.
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Sales tax removed from proposal
Topeka city manager Norton Bonaparte has backed off from his suggestion that the city use revenue from a citywide, half-cent sales tax to help pay for improvements in the Chesney Park and Ward-Meade neighborhoods. read more
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IMF can’t explain gold sales now without revealing squeeze
GATA has long maintained that the IMF has little to no gold. It has only pledges of gold that are part of the central bank gold reserves of IMF member countries.
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Home Sales Rise More Than Expected
Home sales rose more than expected in March, reversing three months of declines, as government incentives drew in buyers and kicked off what’s expected to be a strong spring selling season. The National Association of Realtors says sales of previously occupied homes rose 6.8 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual [...]
MTN May Raise Debt Abroad as South Africa ‘Crowds Out’ Sales
April 23 (Bloomberg) — MTN Group Ltd. , Africa’s biggest mobile-phone company, may be forced to go abroad to raise $5 billion in debt for acquisitions as government borrowing “crowds out” its ability to tap the local capital markets, Investec Asset Management said.
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Toyota March U.S. Sales Grow By Nearly 41%
Toyota March U.S. Sales Grow By Nearly 41%
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Oracle sees software sales up
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Citizen challenges sales tax
ASHEBORO — As Randolph County commissioners opened their preview discussions of the 2010-11 budget Saturday, the first to be heard was a Randolph County citizen with a complaint about the recently passed 1/4 cent sales tax increase.
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Necktie sales all knotted up
Business casual, other men’s fashion changes take toll on their sales Even though more out-of-work executives are on the interview circuit, neckties still can’t muster a comeback.
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City Council puts alcohol sales in Wylie on May 8 ballot
Winston Ohlhausen trekked to the podium, the only one to do so, and urged the Abilene City Council to not put a proposal on the May ballot to expand alcohol sales to the Wylie area.His attempt failed.On Thursday, the City Council voted 6-0 to allow [...]