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Monday, September 12, 2005
What to watch for
The Washington Employment Security Department is scheduled to report Tuesday
on unemployment and jobs creation in the state.
TODAY
Northwest Multiple Listing Service reports on home sales and prices for the Puget Sound region. Treasury bill sale.
Earnings reports: Campbell Soup, Energy Conversion Devices, Intrawest, OSI Systems, Versant.
TUESDAY
Commerce Department reports on international trade for July; Labor Department reports on producer price index for August; Treasury reports on federal budget for August; America West shareholders meet to vote on whether to approve the company's merger with bankrupt US Airways Group Inc.
Earnings reports: Aspen Technology, Best Buy, CHS Helicopter, Kroger, Vivendi Universal.
WEDNESDAY
Commerce Department reports on retail sales for August; Federal Reserve reports on industrial production for August.
Earnings reports: Apogee Enterprises, Brady, Netsol Technologies, Palatin Technologies, Salton.
THURSDAY
Commerce Department reports on business inventories for July; Labor Department reports on consumer price index for August; Labor Department reports on weekly jobless claims; Freddie Mac, the mortgage company, reports on mortgage rates; House Science Committee hearing on cybersecurity and how the government can address vulnerabilities in critical industries.
Earnings reports: Adobe Systems, Asat Holdings, Bear Stearns, DocuCorp International, Pier 1 Imports.
FRIDAY
Commerce Department reports on current account, second quarter.
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