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Commodity traders expect the industry to become more transparent amid the rising need for financing and regulatory pressure, even as some merchants remain closely held, company executives said.
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Cargill Inc., the largest closely held U.S. company, said fiscal third-quarter profit dropped 42 percent as the worst U.S. drought since the 1930s reduced supplies of crops and raised feed costs.
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Cargill Inc. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Greg Page says the surge in crop prices during the worst U.S. drought in 56 years will encourage farmers to increase production for 2013.
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Cargill Inc. Chief Executive Officer Greg Page, who runs the largest agricultural company in the U.S., has a good idea whom to blame for the global surge in food prices at the end of 2010: governments.
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Joe Waldman is saying goodbye to corn after yet another hot and dry summer convinced the Kansas farmer that rainfall won’t be there when he needs it anymore.
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Cargill Inc., the commodities trader that’s the largest closely held U.S. company, said it’s looking to make acquisitions even as it focuses on expanding organically.
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Corporate leaders urged President Barack Obama to swiftly overhaul U.S. immigration laws, positioning the business community for a confrontation with House Republicans seeking to slow legislative action.
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President Barack Obama is trying to rally business support for his immigration proposals at a White House meeting today with a dozen chief executive officers, including Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s Lloyd Blankfein and Yahoo! Inc.’s Marissa Mayer.
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Cargill Inc., the commodity trader that’s the largest closely held U.S. company, reported fiscal second-quarter profit fell 88 percent because of commodity market “challenges” and the drop in sugar prices.
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JBS SA, the world’s largest beef producer, is set to post the highest quarterly profit since 2008 as Brazilian meatpackers are shielded from surging grain and cattle prices that eroded the margins of global peers.
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