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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 2011
Page
10
Stocks pared losses after Greece finance minister described a debt talks conference call as productive. The Dow fell 108 points to 11,401 while the S P 500 slid to 1,204 and the Nasdaq dipped to 2,612 as European debt concerns weighed on markets.
Ralcorp Holdings rejected ConAgra Foods bid of 94 per share and declined to enter negotiations. Chairman William Stiritz noted Post Foods unit spin off will unlock value for shareholders while Cedar Rapids plant remains focused on oatmeal and related products.
President Obama said USPS should cut mail delivery to five days a week to curb losses. The service posted an $8.5 billion deficit last year and faces more red ink as the Internet drains first class mail and a weak economy hits advertising mail. The agency has already cut 100,000 workers and must reduce costs further through closings and other measures.
The Iowa Utilities Board will study how new and proposed EPA rules affect coal burning plants and customers. The inquiry targets MidAmerican Energy and Interstate Power & Light with comments due by November 3 and December 15 for others. The panel may spur plant retirements conversions and more energy efficiency responses.
Beijing faces inflation as wholesale pork climbs over 60 percent this year. Premier Wen Jiabao orders higher production with farmer subsidies while authorities tap 200000 ton reserve. analysts warn imports and policy limits, noting China consumes about 100000 tons daily and hosts 460 million pigs.
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, under government control, may raise borrower costs by requiring more mortgage insurance and higher lender fees as FHFA acting director Edward DeMarco outlines gradual reform to spread risk. With no full restructuring, changes aim to keep money flowing while reducing taxpayer risk and could add about $15 monthly on a $220,000 loan.
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