Wholesale prices rise as energy costs surge in March
Inflation at the wholesale level jumped 0.7 percent in March driven by a spike in energy prices, while construction of new homes and apartments slumped 17.6 percent, the steepest drop in 14 years. The Commerce Department reported starts at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.84 million in March, down from 4.24 million in February, surprising analysts.
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Supreme Court tightens link requirement for securities fraud suits
The Supreme Court ruled that plaintiffs must show a clear link between alleged misstatements and a stock price drop to proceed with securities fraud suits, limiting claims against major firms like Enron. The decision, written by Justice Breyer, narrows the standard for proving corporate misconduct in investor lawsuits.
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Acela brake shortage halts high speed Amtrak fleet
Amtrak paused Acela service after finding millimeter sized defects in 300 of 1 440 disc brake rotors on the Acela fleet built by Bombardier and Alstom. Bombardier said only BU disc brakes are in stock and could delay restoring 20 trains. Officials warned no Acela service at least through Friday. one test run failed due to wheel misalignment. The outage follows calls to privatize Amtrak amid a 1.2 billion subsidy and investment package, with the Northeast Corridor service accounting for about 20 percent of Amtrak ridership.
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Prosecution Tests Against Fired HealthSouth CEO Scrushy
Prosecutors outline case against Richard Scrushy, former HealthSouth CEO, alleging a 2.62 billion earnings overstatement via conspiracy and fraud. Defense seeks dismissal. Bowdre to hear motions while government faces challenges proving mail and money laundering counts.
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