FCC net neutrality debate intensifies over Title II rules
Industry filings show growing momentum for strong FCC regulation of Internet providers under Title II. Small ISPs seek broad forbearance while large providers like Comcast oppose applying Title II, warning against investment drawbacks and higher costs.
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Gas prices likely to keep falling in 2015
AAA and federal agents forecast cheaper fuel in 2015 with Iowa averages near 2.06 per gallon for regular unleaded and colder months likely to see seasonal upticks. Brent crude may dip to 63 before rising to 73 in late 2015, while Americans could save up to 75 million on gas.
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Manufacturing slows in December as ISM index dips to 55.5
New data show the Institute for Supply Management factory index at 55.5 in December, down from 58.7 in November, signaling slower but steady growth. Analysts had expected 57.5, with orders and employment easing yet factory activity remaining above expansion.
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Leading Indicators Index Holds Steady in November Iowa
The Iowa Leading Indicators Index remained at 109.3 in November with a 1.6 percent year over year rise from 107.8 in 2013. The diffusion index advanced to 43.8 as four components rose, while six month growth eased to 0.4 percent and a 19th straight positive month.
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