Farmers Insurance exits Texas homeowners market
AUSTIN AP Farmers Insurance Co the states second largest homeowner insurer says it will stop renewing Texas homeowners policies starting November 11 affecting about 700000 customers. Letters to customers went out after the decision was made. The move follows unresolved legal disputes with state regulators who had alleged unfair pricing.
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Odessa Midland Forum Backs Joint Efforts Across Cities
The Permian Basin Diversity Initiative Forum in Midland featured Odessa Chamber’s Mike George and Midland Chamber’s Dennis Clayton outlining city cooperation. They cited shrinking oil demand as a driver for collaboration and noted the Census Bureau’s designation of the two cities as a single Odessa Midland region.
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Racing legend Jim Hall cars on display at Petroleum Museum
Aaron Bensonhaver profiles racing legend Jim Hall whose early love of driving in Fort Sumner sparked a career that included parts of two Indianapolis 500 champion ships. Hall discusses how aerodynamics and camera gear aided wins and how his cars benefited from aeronautical downforce during test sessions.
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Petroleum Museum
War talk could hit markets as Iraq fears loom
Analysis warns war chatter may rattle U.S. markets with potential limited impact if Iraq moves fade, but a broader conflict or Afghan victory could trigger terrorist risks or oil supply shocks, worsening the economy. Dark scenarios could unfold if tensions escalate.
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U.S. French Forces Rescue Westerners Amid Bouake Fears
In Ivory Coast, U S and French troops evacuated Westerners under armed escort as fears mounted of a broader battle around Bouake, a central city with about half a million residents. The chaotic scene reflected a dangerous escalation and urgent safety concerns for civilians and foreign nationals.
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Ivory Coast
U.S
Bouake
Sinai
Workforce board eyes Job Corps site for Permian Basin
The Permian Basin Workforce Development board seeks a Job Corps training center to diversify the economy and boost growth near the basin. Officials say the project could create jobs and expand regional education and workforce opportunities.
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