Jim Allen News
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Michael Trujillo, director of wine making and president of Napa Valley’s Sequoia Grove winery shrugs when I tell him his wines have been omitted by recent influential tomes on California wines.
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An unseasonably warm winter and early spring has exposed New York’s iconic McIntosh apples to a potential crop-killing freeze as temperatures across the state are expected to plunge tonight.
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Growers of apples and other fruit in the northeastern U.S. are assessing crop damage from overnight temperatures that fell into the teens in some areas after an unseasonably warm winter prompted early blooms.
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Rahm Emanuel , President Barack Obama ’s former chief of staff, won an expedited review by the Illinois Supreme Court of his disqualification from Chicago’s Feb. 22 mayoral election.
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The Chicago election ballots rolling off printers today make Rahm Emanuel ’s political nightmare official. They won’t include his name as candidate for mayor.
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Arena Leisure Plc, which stages 26 percent of all U.K. horseracing fixtures, extended gains in London trading after billionaires David and Simon Reuben, who own more than 29 percent of the company, made an approach to buy the rest.
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U.S. stocks fell, snapping a three- day rally in the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index, after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke said the world’s largest economy may need more stimulus.
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Molycorp Inc. , owner of the world’s largest non-Chinese deposit of rare-earth metals, rose the most in more than four months after Nikkei English News reported Sumitomo Corp. may buy a stake in the U.S. company.
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The Illinois Supreme Court put on hold a lower court ruling that disqualified Rahm Emanuel , President Barack Obama ’s former chief of staff, from the ballot for Chicago’s Feb. 22 mayoral election.
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Rahm Emanuel , President Barack Obama’s former chief of staff, testified about his wife’s wedding dress, family china and car registrations to prove that he meets a residency requirement to run for mayor of Chicago.
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