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...long-term interest rates have been falling. But from the data we look at, the economy continues to expand pretty well. Our retail and manufacturing business is strong. We're moving a lot of stuff ahead of the holidays. Our retailer customers include Wal-Mart and Home Depot, and they continue to show expanded shipping patterns and plenty of inventory building. They expect a good holiday season...
...million Amount in tariffs on Chinese ceiling fans to be eliminated over two years by the bill, giving a boost to the Home Depot, which imports the fans...
Since House superintendents must be notified before they can notify students, many students don’t receive the message until at least the next day, or frustratingly, sometimes minutes after the depot has closed for the day. More disconcerting still, numerous undergraduates have reported recently that they were never notified at all of their package’s arrival, having to rely instead on observant friends or investigative initiative to learn that their package is waiting. The influx of parcels in the fall is certainly responsible for some of the disorganization—and some packages will inevitably fall...
...sure, the package depot problems are no cause for outrage and consternation. At its worst, the depots have proven to be a frustrating inconvenience. Some students might grumble about taking the slightly longer walk to the depot rather than their House office, but most understand the reasoning behind it. What is unsettling is that such a simple objective—centralizing package delivery at the start of the term—was so easily undermined along the way by bureaucratic decision-making. The depots were established to make everyone’s lives a little easier, not the other...
...MUCH: In April 2005, Home Depot will begin selling Silestone with antimicrobial protection for $40 to $95 per square foot...