A short article by Jake Neubacher at Brownsville Herald.
Markets shrugged off a steady barrage of grim U.S. economic news to push oil prices above $35 a barrel Thursday, with a drop in the dollar encouraging investors to buy crude.
A short article by Jake Neubacher at Brownsville Herald.
Markets shrugged off a steady barrage of grim U.S. economic news to push oil prices above $35 a barrel Thursday, with a drop in the dollar encouraging investors to buy crude.
Here is today’s story from Columbus Dispatch on Columbia Gas.
Next month, Columbia Gas of Ohio’s rate will drop to the lowest level since 2004, the company said yesterday.
From today’s Columbus Dispatch:
Next month, Columbia Gas of Ohio’s rate will drop to the lowest level since 2004, the company said today.
Ashley Seager says:
The credit crunch is hitting the income of the world’s poorest people the most and will make the UN’s Millennium Development Goals more difficult to achieve than ever, according to research released today. The Global Monitoring Report from Unesco estimates the 390 million poorest Africans will see their income drop by around 20% – far more than in the developed world.
From today’s Business Journal Charlotte:
Natural gas bills for Xcel Energy Inc. s Colorado customers are expected to drop an average of about 20 percent in March from this month as commodity prices fall and customers use less gas in warmer weather.
Here is today’s article from James Prichard- on Fourth-quarter.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Dow Chemical Co. reported a $1.55 billion fourth-quarter loss Tuesday as a deteriorating global economy led to a 23 percent drop in sales and huge job cuts.