Fewer oranges on the shelves across major chains
Cincinnati retailers monitor California freeze impact on citrus and berries. Kroger spokeswomen Meghan Glynn says shortages of citrus fruits and some vegetables are likely for months. Growers report nearly 1 billion dollars in losses. prices for citrus and California strawberries may rise. Kroger, Whole Foods, Walmart and HSBC discuss sourcing and margins.
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Prices surge as California citrus suffers frost losses
Fresno officials report up to 75 percent of California citrus withered in the cold snap, with widespread damage to crops from avocados to flowers. Governor Schwarzenegger seeks federal disaster aid as growers face nearly one billion dollars in losses and potential higher prices for fruits and beverages. California remains a major citrus producer, though Florida leads in total output.
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Parker Hannifin Reports Strong Q2 Growth
Parker Hannifin Corp. said its second quarter earnings rose nearly 50 percent from a year ago driven by strong sales and profit gains in its international industrial and aerospace segments. The company also raised its profit outlook.
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Microsoft to release Windows Vista and Office 2007 for download
Microsoft will offer Windows Vista for sale and download online along with Office 2007, expanding distribution beyond discs. Initially North America only, the move signals a shift in how the profitable software suite reaches users.
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GM Aims To Keep No. 1 Auto Seller Title In 2007
GM reports 2006 worldwide sales of 9.09 million cars and trucks, down 0.9 percent from 2005. Toyota estimates 8.8 million vehicles sold last year, with final numbers due later this month. Executives expect a close race in 2007 as growth continues in North America and other regions.
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