Cyber Monday sales stay strong but lose some luster
Online shopping continues to drive hefty Cyber Monday deals with 83 billion in expected November-December sales and 14 percent year over year growth. Drones hoverboards and Star Wars toys sold briskly though some items sold out. brick-and-mortar crowds eased as retailers stretch promotions beyond Monday.
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Obama EPA boost ethanol targets for 2014 2016
The EPA issues a rule to raise renewable fuel use through 2016 with more than 18 billion gallons of renewable fuels required in 2016 most of it ethanol This strengthens the Renewable Fuel Standard amid opposition from oil groups environmentalists and some GOP candidates. The move aims to increase home grown fuel and bolster farm country while critics warn of land use and engine limits in a broader energy and climate policy context.
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Wheat futures report with mixed bids and open interest
The market shows several futures contracts with varying bids and futures data including Dec May Sept and other months. Open interest rose by 3,794 to 372,701 while sales volumes and state figures are listed.
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