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Manufacturing in the United States expanded in March at close to the fastest pace in almost seven years, reinforcing signs that the industry will propel growth in the world’s largest economy, Bloomberg reported.
The Institute …
Interstate Power and Light Co. (IPL) residential customers in Iowa owe the utility more than $6.8 million in unpaid heating bills from this past winter, the company said Friday. As of March 31, 24,872 IPL …
U.S. payrolls grew last month at the fastest pace since May, an indication of an improving job market, MarketWatch reported.
The U.S. Department of Labor said nonfarm payrolls grew by a seasonally adjusted 216,000 in …
When the going gets tough, the tough start a bar tab. Or maybe they quit their job and pursue their childhood dream of not having a job. Or they might seek solace in philosophy, if …
Nothing about the commercial real estate business is easy. Planning it, building it, selling it – all difficult. It looks simple, though, compared with the nightmare that comes when buildings shake, shatter and tumble to …
Iowa growers are planning on planting 9.4 million acres of soybeans this year, down 400,000 acres, or 4 percent, from 2010, according to the Iowa Soybean Association. Iowa corn acres are projected at 13.9 million …
Citi Investment Research downgraded Gannett Co. Inc. stock Wednesday, saying the publisher’s first-quarter earnings forecast suggests that a stable revenue stream is further away than previously expected, Forbes reported.
The Gannett chain of newspapers includes …
Fewer Americans filed applications for unemployment benefits last week, a sign the labor market is improving heading into the second quarter, Bloomberg reported.
U.S. Department of Labor numbers showed that claims fell by 6,000 to …
Cargill Inc. announced Wednesday that it has purchased Tate & Lyle plc’s corn wet mill ethanol plant in Fort Dodge.
The facility has the ability to grind 150,000 bushels of corn per day and produce …
President Barack Obama will offer oil and gas companies new incentives to start production on undeveloped leases as part of a plan to cut U.S. dependence on imported oil, two administration officials told Bloomberg.
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