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But some companies that could pay more for steel and aluminum saw their share prices decrease. For example, shares in automaker General Motors sold off, which could ultimately signal trouble for a ...

At the end of the 14 th century there were two types of mill in the Netherlands: the post mill, which was a ground winder, ...

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One of its singles “Brown Paper Bag” now has a trippy remix by the Dutch electronic artist upsammy, which you can listen to via Bandcamp. (Also, you can still donate to the GoFundMe for DIIV ...

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Lars Kjellberg, an analyst from Stifel Nicolaus, maintained the Hold rating on International Paper Co (IP – Research Report). The associated price target was raised to $57.80. Lars Kjellberg’s ...

The Germans said it this way: “Gott steckt im Detail.” Almighty God is manifest in detail. But we English-speakers attempt trial-and-error, apparently, more often resulting in “well ...