Flooded farmers face growing dilemma in warming world
In Iowa and across the Midwest, widespread floods ruined crops as levees failed after Missouri River surge. Farmers wrestle with climate change links, future planning, and whether to return to flood plains next year amid warnings of more heavy rains and lasting field damage.
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Fed holds rates steady with no cuts forecast for 2020
The Federal Reserve kept the benchmark rate at 1.5 to 1.75 percent and signaled no rate cuts in 2020. Powell said the economy is in a good place as trade tensions and global weakness loom, with some officials expecting a rise next year while most foresee no change.
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Aramco Debuts on Saudi Exchange as World’s Most Valuable
Aramco's market value reached 1.88 trillion dollars after listing 1.5 percent of the state oil giant on the Saudi stock exchange. The IPO raised 25.6 billion dollars, a record for such offerings, while Apple valued at 1.19 trillion in the U.S. market. The listing avoids a broader foreign sale due to disclosure and legal concerns amid regional scrutiny.
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