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$60 million Riggs facility to generate 75 jobs, open in 2027
Riggs Tractor Co. and Nabholz Construction on Friday placed the final steel beam inside the 160,000-square-foot Riggs Engine Rebuild Center.

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Retail sales rose 0.8% last month
NEW YORK -- Shoppers showed their willingness to spend in September even after a better-than-expected splurge in August.

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IEA board approves release of diesel
PARIS -- The International Energy Agency agreed on Thursday to release over 20 million barrels of diesel to the market as soon as possible and any oil remaining from a record emergency reserves release pledged in March to help supply and cool soaring prices.

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Small imports rule change delayed to keep costs low before midterms
The U.S. government has delayed by 90 days the implementation of new customs requirements for small international mail shipments, a move that should forestall higher prices for imported prescription drugs and other products for inflation-weary Americans until after the November midterm elections.

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Indexes rise despite high inflation, AI stock worries
NEW YORK -- U.S. stock indexes muscled higher Thursday, led by companies delivering bigger profits. They pulled closer to their records even as stocks in the artificial intelligence industry kept swinging on worries about how much longer their boom will last.

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