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SEATTLE----By popular demand, Pyramid's Crystal Wheat Ale, an award-winning, filtered wheat beer, will be available more widely to consumers for the first time this spring. Beginning immediately, consumers will be
Gas Prices Slip, but Could Hit $4 (AP)
Retail gasoline prices pulled back slightly from record levels Tuesday and gave some consumers a small break, but a new government forecast said gas could reach as high as $4
Bibby Financial Services Announces Grand Office Opening in Phoenix, AZ (Business Wire)
LOS ANGELES----Bibby Financial Services announces the official grand opening of its new office in Phoenix, AZ. The new office incorporates client service staff in addition to the sales presence Bibby
Stocks Slip After Disappointing Earnings (AP)
Wall Street retreated Tuesday after disappointing reports from aluminum producer Alcoa Inc. and chip maker Advanced Micro Devices Inc. raised concerns that corporate America's first-quarter results might come in weaker
Oil trader faces criminal charges (CNNMoney.com)
New York Mercantile Exchange energy trader Steven Karvellas, a former NYMEX director, is pleading guilty Tuesday to cheating clients.
Sector Snap: Oil Services Firms Fall (AP)
Oilfield-services stocks were down slightly Tuesday, along with oil prices, despite a Calyon Securities analyst issuing a positive outlook and lifting 12 stocks' price targets.
Jim Rogers: More Pain for the Greenback, and the Failure of the Federal Reserve (Business Wire)
SINGAPORE----The following are highlights from an interview by Keith Fitz-Gerald, Investment Director, Money Morning/The Money Map Report:
Sector Snap: Aluminum Shares Mixed (AP)
Shares of aluminum producers struggled for direction Tuesday as investors assessed whether industry leader Alcoa Inc.'s first-quarter profit miss reflects on the entire sector.
Ex-NYMEX director pleads guilty to fraud (Reuters)
A floor trader who served on the board of the New York Mercantile Exchange agreed to serve five months in prison on Tuesday after pleading guilty to fraud and evidence
Navajos Appeal Pipeline Tariffs Order (AP)
The Navajo Nation has appealed the federal government's acceptance of rates set by Western Refining Pipeline Co. to ship crude oil on the company's pipeline, saying the rates are discriminatory
