Sales. How long can that side of the equation keep things going . Sentiment is taking a hit. In the red, not just the impact on stocks, dollar china is seeing weakness and offshore again popped above 723. We have weakness in the japanese currency after the beale j left bond purchases unchanged. Assets unwind as they rethink rate cuts. Flip the board. Property sector, stock gauge of developers surged since april love, but this is driven by policy support. We have Morgan Stanley talking about how inventory access plan might disappoint and if you look at the physical market has not bottomed. Keeping our eyes on china bonds ahead of the special sale kicking off today. Bonds are lower even though demand is expected to pair declines after the china data dump. Paul lets get more on the economic data. Lopsided recovery, retail sales slowing. We are joined by maine menlo. Break down those numbers. Min min we are seeing Industrial Production beating investments by 1 . Consumption lagging, missin
If Ruth Shuster spent any time standing still, it came as a surprise to her family. From nearly three decades of working at McDonald’s Big Mac Museum in North Huntingdon, to hosting holidays well into her 90s, to twice-weekly square dances, the 100-year-old never seemed to slow down. As a
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Ruth Shuster is greeted by friends and family as she is honored for her 100th birthday Wednesday at the McDonald’s Big Mac Museum on Route 30 in North Huntingdon.
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Ruth Shuster, 100, reacts with surprise as she opens the birthday mailbox filled with dozens of cards from well-wishers for her 100th birthday on Wednesday outside the McDonald’s Big Mac Museum on Route 30 in North Huntingdon. The mailbox was stationed outside the restaurant for locals to drop off their birthday cards for Shuster.
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Michael Deligatti, owner and operator of McDonald’s Big Mac Museum on Route 30 in North Huntingdon, adds the Ruth Shuster bobble head to the display Wednesday at the museum and restaurant near Irwin. The newest bobble head was made in the likeness of the long-time Big Mac Museum employee for her 100th birthday and will remain a permanent item in the display.