WEBCAST: Business News Headlines of the Great Central Valley
CHILLY AND CLOUDY IN SPRINGVILLE, 3/10/10 1:30pm
European grapevine moths creates 162 square mile quarantine; Napa County grapes brought over $3,400 per ton, Sonoma County grapes almost $2,200; Thresher Industries of Hanford may have a buyer; If you're in the food processing sector, 60% say their business will increase this quarter, and beyond.
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WEBCAST: Stock Market Report and News
OVERCAST AND COOL IN SPRINGVILLE, 3/10/10 1:28pm
Markets flat to mixed; Crude over $82
• Brief market observation and commentary
• Dow Jones and Nasdaq indexes
• Stocks of local interest
• U.S. Crude for April delivery
It’s not us, says Socius about Socius
SAN FRANCISCO, 3/10/10 11:06am
• Socius Capital Group LLC not investing in Pacific Ethanol
• Says it is being confused with investment company with similar name
Diesel deadline rapidly approaching
SACRAMENTO, 3/10/10 12:02am
, by Dave Kranz
• By March 31 set for farmers, ranchers
• ‘You have to report your vehicles by the end of this month’
WEBCAST: Business News Headlines of the Great Central Valley
COOL AND CLOUDS IN SPRINGVILLE, 3/9/10 2:00pm
Solar Power of Roseville to build a manufacturing plant and solar farm in Sacramento County; Fresno County says 23% of their companies adding jobs in next 3 months, Merced County has only 9% adding, but says 16% are firing workers; Fresno streamling development review process; CalFire says El Dorado County fire lookouts may be manned by remote control cameras.
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WEBCAST: Stock Market Report and News
PUFFY CLOUDS IN SPRINGVILLE, 3/9/10 1:58pm
Markets relatively quiet; Crude down, but still over $81
• Brief market observation and commentary
• Dow Jones and Nasdaq indexes
• Stocks of local interest
• U.S. Crude for April delivery
Employers see hiring inching ahead
MILWAUKEE, WIS., 3/9/10 12:02am
• Staffing levels expected to gain only slightly
• Central Valley has a few bright spots – and one very dim one
WEBCAST: Business News Headlines of the Great Central Valley
DRY BUT CLOUDY IN SPRINGVILLE, 3/8/10 1:41pm
Senator Florez says PG&E should stop installing "smart" meters until they can be examined; Pacific Ethanol selling $37 million in debt to Socius Capital Group of San Francisco; Roy Asburn says he's gay; Tri-Valley of Bakersfield, changes CEOs.
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WEBCAST: Stock Market Report and News
CLOUDY AND COOL IN SPRINGVILLE, 3/8/10 1:38pm
Markets mixed today; Crude eases up again.
• Brief market observation and commentary
• Dow Jones and Nasdaq indexes
• Stocks of local interest
• U.S. Crude for April delivery
Ashburn outs himself
BAKERSFIELD, 3/8/10 12:10pm
• Tells Bakersfield talk show he’s gay
• Still no official statement
Saturday News Briefs
STOCKTON, 3/6/10 12:01am
• Hundreds of thousands of California jobs lost
• Protest marchers trek through Central Valley
• And more….
AUDIO: Today's stock market report
STOCKTON, 3/5/10 1:45pm
• Markets are up on threads of good employment news
• California loses 701,000 jobs in one year
• How the stocks of companies of local interest fared
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STOCKTON, 3/5/10 1:45pm
• Unemployment up slightly, but so are jobs
• Gasoline prices are spiking across the state
• And more....
Two charged in Central Valley ID fraud
FRESNO, 3/5/10 8:09am
• Accused to churning out fraudulent identification documents in Fresno and Madera counties
• ‘Putting the security of our communities and even our country at risk’
Hefty price increases for gasoline
LOS ANGELES, 3/5/10 5:12am
• Averages now commonly over $3 per gallon
• ‘California gas prices are sharply increasing about a week after the rest of the country experienced a spike’
Anker Fanoe
People in the News
STOCKTON, 3/5/10 12:03am
• Regional economic development gains a leading banker
• Modesto teacher helps shape the future
• And more from Stockton, Sacramento, Granite Bay and beyond….
WEBCAST: Business News Headlines of the Great Central Valley
CLOUDY BUT PUFFIES IN SPRINGVILLE, 3/4/10 2:00pm
Over 6.5% of all mortgages in Merced fell into foreclosure in January; 3-2 vote on listing the Tiger Salamander by Fish & Game may mean significant land use changes for the Valley; If Toyota would keep the Fremont NUMMI plant open, it would be a sort of stimulus program; Kings Area Rural Transit of Hanford is installing wireless tracking to keep up with their 450 vanpool buses.
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• Fact ... not OUR opinion
WEBCAST: Stock Market Report and News
OVERCAST AGAIN IN SPRINGVILLE, 3/4/10 1:57pm
Markets up today; Crude down but holds over $80
• Brief market observation and commentary
• Dow Jones and Nasdaq indexes
• Stocks of local interest
• U.S. Crude for April delivery
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