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Profits at American companies are poised to be one of the few bright spots in the economy, helping to steady the faltering recovery, Bloomberg reported.
Earnings will climb an average 10 percent a year through …
Wendy’s/Arby’s Group Inc. said it will sell all but an 18.5 percent stake of its Arby’s chain to private equity firm Roark Capital Group in a deal valued at $430 million. Roark will pay $130 …
At a time of scarcity in everything from crude oil to copper to corn, nickel is heading for the biggest glut in four years, driving prices lower into 2012, Bloomberg reported. Next year’s surplus will …
Perkins & Marie Callender’s Inc., the owner or franchiser of about 600 restaurants, filed for bankruptcy today amid reduced consumer spending and higher costs for staples such as sugar, eggs, coffee and dairy products, Bloomberg …
Losses of crops due to heavy rains and flooding in Iowa, the Dakotas and Ohio will likely cause food prices to increase both immediately and over the longer term, say Iowa Farm Bureau Federation’s (IFBF) …
Slowdowns in consumer spending and employment will prove temporary, giving way to a U.S. growth rebound in the second half of 2011, economists surveyed by Bloomberg News said.
After growing at a 2.3 percent annual …
The 2011 Immigrant Entrepreneurs Summit is accepting nominations in the areas of immigrant champion, leadership, spirit and business. The summit will recognize success stories of immigrant entrepreneurs. Business growth tips and keys to success when …
Jim Baker founded a company to help aging Americans avoid long-term care facilities by selling in-home solutions to people living in non-clinical settings.
With products such as lighted umbrellas, doorknob grippers and home-monitoring systems, Baker’s …
Members of the Iowa Business Council (IBC) main positive about the outlook for business conditions in the state for the next six months, according to the second-quarter Overall Economic Outlook Survey Index.
The overall index, …
Record exports and lower oil prices unexpectedly helped narrow the U.S. trade deficit, easing concern that the economy is faltering, Bloomberg reported.
The gap shrank 6.7 percent to $43.7 billion in April, its lowest level …
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