World Bank chief warns of new danger zone in global economy
World Bank president Robert Zoellick warned in Canberra that Europe must restructure its economies to regain market confidence. He said the debt crisis and U S political fights have unleashed global uncertainty and moved the world into a danger zone. He thanked Australian Treasurer Wayne Swan and other finance ministers for co authoring a Financial Times article highlighting the crisis of policy confidence.
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Hogs Steady to Slightly Lower at Peoria Yard
Stockyards Peoria hogs see moderate activity with barrows and gilts 0.50 lower. Prices range 69.00 to 69.50 for 230-260 lb, 67.50 to 69.00 for 260-280 lb. Sows mostly steady with 300-400 and 400-500 lb at 64.00, 500-700 lb at 67.00. Boars over 300 lb at 21.00, under 300 lb at 38.00. Cattle trade 99.50-116.00. steers/heifers 112.50-116.00 for 2-31000-1350 lb, 103.00-112.50 for 1000-1250 lb, 99.50-103.00 for 1000-1150 lb. Cows 40.00-60.00, high yield 65.00, thin cows 23.00-28.00. Bulls 62.00-70.00, thin bulls 55.00-60.00.
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Grain futures rise on CBOT with mixed crops gains
Grain futures on the Chicago Board of Trade moved higher as December wheat climbed to 7.415 dollars a bushel, December corn rose to 7.20, November soybeans advanced to 13.5125, and December oats gained to 3.58. The Associated Press reports the day’s pricing developments.
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Stocks end lower on broad NYSE activity in midday trades
New York stock prices show mixed results with many active issues retreating from session highs. Leaders include Amrist Group and Barrick Gold while ExxonMobil and Coca Cola posted modest gains amid broad market drift. trading volume remained robust across the board.
Stocks rise for third day after merger Monday
The Dow Jones climbed 213.88 points to 11,482.90 marking a three day gain, the first since six weeks, as a $19 billion corporate buying spree and upbeat Japan data boosted sentiment. The S&P 500 gained 25.68 to 1,204.49 and Nasdaq rose 47.22 to 2,555.20.
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Oldest US Bataan Death March survivor dies at 105
Brown, a 105 year old survivor who once met Buffalo Bill Cody, served as a lieutenant in the ROTC, endured the 98 day Bataan siege and the Death March, and later lived in Hollywood. He kept a hidden war journal and inspired a forthcoming life story by Don Morrow and Kevin Moore.
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Google to buy Motorola Mobility for 12.5 billion
Google announces a 12.5 billion deal to acquire Motorola Mobility, gaining more than 17 000 patents to defend Android amid a patent arms race with Apple Microsoft and Oracle. The move could reshape mobile device battles and spur further big buyouts.
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Illinois to honor Motorola tax pact despite Google's takeover
The Quinn administration plans to honor the Illinois tax agreement with Motorola Mobility, now part of Google after a 12.5 billion purchase. The pact requires keeping about 2,500 of 3,200 employees in Libertyville, with a legislative hearing next week examining corporate tax incentives as part of broader reform.
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