Wall Street gains on earnings as Fed keeps rates near lows
The Dow rose 53 to 11,045 and the S&P 500 gained 7 to 1,191 while the Nasdaq edged up 0. Toyota recalls 50,000 Sequoia SUVs from 2003 to fix traction control sensor flaws. No injuries reported. Bowling alley project in North Liberty delays due to funding and tighter lending standards.
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HP to Acquire Palm for Nearly $1 Billion Cash
Hewlett-Packard Co. agrees to acquire Palm Inc. for about $1 billion in cash. HP will pay $5.70 per Palm common share, with closing expected by the end of July.
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USDA to Cut Crop Insurance Subsidies Amid insurer Profits
The USDA seeks to trim crop insurance subsidies to save taxpayers billions after insurers posted profits around 26 percent. Critics warn cuts may hurt rural areas while supporters say reform is needed as government payments rise and policy counts stall.
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Mercy to discontinue Bearly Sick child care program
Mercy Medical Center will end the Bearly Sick daytime care program for mildly ill children on June 30 due to rising costs and limited space. Since 1998 the service has moved from the flooded Family Practice Center building to a single room in the pediatric wing, serving families in Marion and surrounding areas.
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Cedar Rapids
Rockwell Collins ARC-210 radio praised by Navy officials
U S Navy Capt Ralph Portnoy lauds the ARC 210 radio from Rockwell Collins Cedar Rapids as a reliable standard for 180 plus military platforms with over 30 000 units in service The product supports voice data encrypted and jam resistant communications across platforms from UAVs to helicopters.
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