Wall Street Surges on Positive Economic Signals
Wall Street advanced for a second day as crude slipped to 129.29 a barrel and oil prices eased, boosting investor sentiment. Dow components rose while analysts noted inflation expectations may ease, though jobless claims edged higher to 366,000 for the week ending July 12.
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Texas plans $4.9 billion wind power transmission expansion
Texas PUC preliminarily approves a $4.9 billion plan to build transmission lines carrying wind energy from West Texas to Dallas and other cities. The project aims to move about 18,000 megawatts, potentially powering over 4 million homes, creating jobs and lowering costs despite a multi-year construction timeline.
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Pabst targets status as largest remaining U.S. owned beer maker
Pabst Beer, owner of many brands and partner to MillerCoors, touts being the last major U.S. owned producer as Anheuser-Busch sells to InBev. The company runs online surveys and seeks to appeal to patriotic beer drinkers while industry analysts question the all American label for Budweiser under European ownership.
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Feds seek tighter control on mortgage giants pay
House leaders push to require Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac executives to have compensation approved by the government as a condition of the rescue plan. Rep. Barney Frank says dividends should be delayed until government reimbursement and that any aid would count against the national debt limit to cap costs.
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FCC offers deal for XM Sirius approval vote hint
FCC commissioner Jonathan Adelstein says he will back the $3.1 billion XM Sirius merger if the firms accept tougher terms. He calls for six year price caps and 25 percent satellite capacity set aside for public interest and minority programming among other conditions.
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Enzytemaker Faces 500 Million Forfeiture
A federal judge plans to approve a government bid to forfeit over 500 million dollars in revenue from Berkelay Premium Nutraceuticals of suburban Cincinnati, a distributor of a male sexual enhancement product. The U S District Judge S Arthur Spiegel filed a preliminary order approving the forfeiture.
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