In Response to Storm, New York Will Create a Gas Reserve New York Times New York is creating a gasoline reserve to prevent shortages during disasters, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's office announced in a news release on Saturday. Connect With NYTMetro · Metro Twitter Logo. Follow us on Twitter and like us on Facebook for news ... | |
Arrested Reporter in Zoomlion Case Admits To Taking Bribes And Inaccurate ... Forbes In a dramatic turn of events, Chen Yongzhou, the arrested reporter from New Express, acknowledged to have taken bribes for publishing 14 articles that accused Zoomlion of fabricating sales, engaging in abnormal marketing activities and trading stocks that ... | |
Wholesale Inventories in U.S. Increase by Most in Seven Months Bloomberg Inventories at U.S. wholesalers increased in August by the most in seven months as merchants tried to keep pace with stronger demand. The value of unsold goods increased 0.5 percent after a revised 0.2 percent gain in July that was larger than previously ... | |
Wall Street Week Ahead: Focus on Facebook, Apple and the Fed Reuters By Julia Edwards. NEW YORK | Fri Oct 25, 2013 6:03pm EDT. NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve meeting next week is not on the minds of as many people as when it met in September, but its decision to do nothing last month is providing the fuel ... | |
McDonald's squeezing out Heinz ketchup Pittsburgh Post Gazette The restaurateur this week confirmed that it has started the process of moving to other vendors, following the appointment of former Burger King Worldwide CEO Bernardo Hees to run Pittsburgh-based H.J. Heinz Co. Mr. Hees also serves as vice chairman of ... | |
Texas Regulators Support Mandatory Reserves for Power Market Bloomberg Texas regulators voiced support for requiring the state's power companies to have access to extra electricity during times of peak demand, changes that may lead to additional payments for generators. Public Utility Commission Chairman Donna Nelson and ... | |
At a Glance: Damage and Recovery From Storm Sandy ABC News Superstorm Sandy flooded or dropped snow on much of the eastern U.S. on Oct. 29, 2012, becoming the nation's second-most expensive weather disaster at $65 billion and killing at least 182 people after claiming dozens of other lives in the Caribbean. | |
10 things Twitter won't tweet MarketWatch After much anticipation by investors and fans, the microblogging service Twitter (PRE-IPO:TWTR) in September finally filed an initial public offering. On Thursday, the site said it would price its shares at $17 to $20, which would value the company at $11.1 ... | |
Health Insurance Options Aren't Limited to Government Exchanges New York Times WITH so much attention being paid to the troubled debut of the Obama administration's health insurance exchanges, another alternative has largely gone unnoticed: unless you live in Washington, D.C., or Vermont, you can also buy insurance outside the ... | |
Japan Price Gauge Stops Slide as Abe Drives Pickup Bloomberg A gauge of Japan's prices (JCPNEFEY) ended four years of declines, signaling progress in Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's campaign to stamp out deflation and drive a sustained economic revival. Prices excluding energy and fresh food were unchanged from a ... | |
Medicaid enrollment spike a threat to Obamacare structure? CBS News (CBS News) The disastrous rollout of HealthCare.gov may have another serious problem: A CBS News analysis shows that in many of the 15 state-based health insurance exchanges more people are enrolling in Medicaid rather than buying private health ... | |
Endurance International Group Prices Initial Public Offering MarketWatch BURLINGTON, Mass., Oct 25, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE via COMTEX) -- Endurance International Group Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ:EIGI) today announced the pricing of its initial public offering of 21,051,000 shares of common stock at a price to the public of ... | |
Rush on Medicaid could spell trouble for ObamaCare's health Fox News While virtually all the ObamaCare focus is trained on the program's dysfunctional website, another problem could be emerging -- in states where individuals are able to sign up, far more are enrolling in Medicaid than private plans. For now, the statistics are ... | |
Eike Batista, Brazil's playboy oil baron, fights for his fiefdom Financial Times T-shirt. Twenty-year-old Thor had been driving his father's Mercedes – the one the Brazilian oil and mining baron normally displayed in the living room of his Rio de Janeiro mansion – when he ran over and killed Wanderson Pereira dos Santos, a 30-year-old ... | |
Keystone fight: US landowners vs. Canada oil giant CNBC.com Three sections of pipe sit on the ground during construction of the Gulf Coast Project pipeline in Atoka, Oklahoma, U.S., on Monday, March 11, 2013. The Gulf Coast Project, a 480-mile crude oil pipeline being constructed by TransCanada, is part of the ... | |
More losing insurance coverage than signing up on ObamaCare exchanges Fox News More Americans reportedly are being kicked off their insurance due to ObamaCare requirements than are signing up for coverage via the newly launched health care exchanges. The Daily Caller reports that the number of cancellation notices is far higher ... | |
USDA Recalls Ready-to-Eat Chicken and Ham Products WDEF News 12 (WDEF) WASHINGTON, Oct. 25, 2013 – Garden Fresh Foods, a Milwaukee, WI. establishment, is recalling approximately 103,080 additional pounds of ready-to-eat chicken and ham products due to possible contamination with Listeria monocytogenes, the ... | |
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