Politicians Catching Up as Americans Embrace Stock Investing
New York commentary notes candidates now echoing public faith in equities. It cites rising stock ownership to $13 trillion and 48.8 percent of U.S. families owning stocks, with 48.4 million households in mutual funds, while stressing affordability and the role of pension funds in expanding private investment. The piece argues investing benefits negate fears of stock volatility, noting potential 12 percent long-term returns and reduced government obligations as households shift some savings into equities. It also highlights rising low income investor participation and tax revenue impacts.
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Professor develops tastier soybeans
Urbana Illinois plant breeder Richard Bernard shifts to edible home garden soybeans. He ships seeds from California to North Carolina and overseas, noting strong demand. The beans are larger than field varieties, can be eaten fresh like peanuts, used in salads and chili, and frozen or dried for later use. Field crossbreeding with Asian varieties yielded several new types. Cary Howrey gardeners sell the beans to Champaign Urbana's Asian community and health‑minded parents. Planting can continue until late June or early July.
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Watch Out For Investment Mood Shifts
Watch out for economic and investment mood shifts and treat them with caution. The economy transitions, markets remain volatile, and candidate views drift with the wind, producing dramatic shifts in portfolios and misleading signals for investors. Experts debate causes while forecasts swing between pessimism and optimism, urging restraint in response.
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Anxious flyers get home aid to conquer fear of flying
Northwest Airlines and Broadview Media launch a $70 home version of Wings seminars offering a 40 minute video 30 minute audio and relaxation tools plus a $50 travel certificate. The kit aims to help fearful travelers by enabling learning at home with rapid access via overnight shipment.
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