B-School Profs Want to Know (BusinessWeek) - October 9, 2007 14:00

B-School Profs Want to Know (BusinessWeek)Can we cut consumer wait time? Are there incentives for garages to cheat on auto inspections? Why does Disney World remain so expensive?Source: biz.yahoo.com Coffee: The Generation Gap (BusinessWeek)Young adults drink less coffee than their parents, and they tend to drink it on the go. It’s a bitter change for [...]

Oil Prices Lower in Asian Trade on Rising Supply, US Dollar - October 9, 2007 12:00

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Wheat import: TCP gets poor response from bidders - October 9, 2007 10:00

Wheat import: TCP gets poor response from bidders ): The Trader-Trading Corporation of Pakistan (TCP) has failed to attract bidders for the wheat import, as only two parties participated in the bidding process, sources said. The TCP, after the Federal government decision to import of 100,000 tonnes of Source: c.moreover.com

Commodities boom hits rate-cut hopes - October 9, 2007 8:00

Raw material costs for British manufacturers rose at the fastest rate in two years in September, boosted by record oil and food prices. The figures suggest that inflationary pressures remain in the economy, analysts said, and sharply lower the Read More… The grain-based foods industry still can do more to promote the functional benefits of [...]

India vulnerable to oil shocks, grains: RBI - October 8, 2007 14:00

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China’s net imports of crude oil up 18% - October 8, 2007 12:00

China’s net imports of crude oil up 18% China’s net imports of crude oil in the first eight months rose 18.1 percent from the same period last year to 108.2 million tons, according to latest customs figures. From January to August, China imported 110.4 million tons of crude oil and exported Source: c.moreover.com Oil Prices [...]

Wheat falls on likely higher output - October 8, 2007 10:00

Wheat falls on likely higher output CHICAGO: Wheat futures were depressed last week by speculation that the world’s farmers would sow more wheat to take advantage of prices that soared to a record high level last month. Winter wheat plantings in the Northern Hemisphere are forecast to Source: c.moreover.com Western Canada’s wheat crop off 19pc [...]