Global energy demand to rise 50 percent by 2030 says U S government
The Energy Information Administration foresees fossil fuels remaining central to transport and power, with oil prices reaching up to 186 per barrel by 2030. Growth driven by China and developing nations brackets emissions, coal dominating electricity despite climate concerns, and carbon output rising 51 percent versus three years ago.
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Fed holds rates at 5 percent after a year of cuts
The Federal Reserve kept the target federal funds rate unchanged at 2 percent and left the prime lending rate at 5 percent. Officials signaled that the rate cuts already implemented should support moderate growth and that risks to faster growth had diminished somewhat amid inflation worries.
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Stocks Rise Modestly After Fed Leaves Rates Unchanged
U.S. markets ended mixed but higher as the Federal Reserve held rates steady and offered a tempered economy view. The Dow gained 4.40 points to 11,811.83, the S&P 500 added 7.68 to 1,321.97, and the Nasdaq rose 32.98 to 2,401.26.
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Tribune Tower may be sold to cut Tribune debt
Tribune Co faces massive debt and could sell Chicago Tribune and Times Mirror Square in Los Angeles. The company already agreed to sell 97 percent of Newsday to Cablevision Systems for 650 million dollars. It owns WGN and other papers including Baltimore Sun Hartford Courant and Orlando Sentinel while cutting up to five hundred pages weekly and potentially reducing staff.
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Amusement parks oppose admissions tax amid tourism concerns
Mason Kings Island and The Beach Waterpark push back on a proposed 1 to 3 percent admissions tax, arguing it would hurt Warren County’s tourism industry already strained by high gas prices. local officials say taxes fund road projects but warn of potential attendance declines while Amusement Business data show 2005 figures.
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