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Cameron Lownie went online just before midnight April 22 to check the fundraising page he’d started for a colleague seriously hurt in the Boston bombings.
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Soybeans fell from a 20-week high in Chicago as European leaders remained divided over a bailout for Greece, overshadowing indications demand is set to remain steady in China, the biggest importer.
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CME Group Inc., the world’s largest futures exchange, is raising futures margins for non-hedged positions to comply with new regulations.
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Australia may displace the European Union as the world’s second-biggest wheat shipper as cargoes jump to an eight-year high, easing a shortage that drove global food costs to a record.
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Wheat dropped as rains in parts of the U.S., Russia and Ukraine helped improve crop prospects and investor appetite waned after minutes of a meeting showed the U.S. Federal Reserve may hold off more monetary stimulus.
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CME Group Inc., the world’s largest futures exchange, is raising futures margins for non-hedged accounts from May 7 to comply with new regulations.
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Wheat dropped for the second time this week as rain in the U.S., Russia and Ukraine boosted crop prospects and investor appetite waned after U.S. Federal Reserve minutes showed it may hold off more monetary stimulus.
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Wheat slid from a four-month high in Chicago as rain predicted in the U.S. boosted prospects for winter crops planted last autumn and now lying dormant. Corn and soybeans dropped.
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Corn futures fell for a second day in Chicago as rains boosted soil moisture in the U.S., improving harvest prospects in the world’s largest grower and exporter of the grain. Wheat also declined.
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