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25. september 2005
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Gas Profit Guzzlers . When the average price of a gallon of regular gasoline peaked at $3.07 recently, it was partly because the nation's refineries were getting an estimated 99 cents on each gallon sold. That was more than three times the amount they earned a year ago when regular unleaded was selling for $1.87. By Justin Blum. [washingtonpost.com - Business]
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After Storms, Confidence May Wane. AN early snapshot of Hurricane Katrina's impact on the national psyche, and by inference the national wallet, will be revealed on Tuesday, when the Conference Board issues its monthly report on consumer confidence. As often occurs after a natural or manmade disaster, a sharp drop is expected. By CONRAD DE AENLLE. [NYT > Business]
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© Copyright 2006 Olaf E. Roalkvam.
Last update: 11.09.2006; 18:06:52.
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