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Record-high feed costs caused by
the worst drought in half a century are forcing farmers to
slaughter more of their hogs, with the number reaching 9.9
million head in August, the highest-ever for that month, data
analyzed by Reuters showed.

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SHERMAN, CT, Mar 29 (MARKET WIRE) --
The past 15 years have brought dramatic changes to how travel is booked
in the U.S. Consumer migration to online channels has driven a decline in
the number of traditional travel agencies. But according to a new report
from travel industry research authority PhoCusWright, traditional

Former Virginia Governor Robert McDonnell and his wife knew that a wealthy businessman had lavished gifts and loans on them to get political favors, a prosecutor said on Friday during closing arguments of the couple's corruption trial.

Prosecutor David Harbach II said that McDonnell and his wife, Maureen, hid from their closest aides and advisers the fact that they had received $177,000 in loans and gifts from dietary supplement entrepreneur Jonnie Williams Sr.

“Bob McDonnell knew exactly why Jonnie Williams was showering his family with loans and gift and so do you,” Harbach told the jury of seven men and five women in U.S. District Court.

McDonnell, a Republican, and his wife face a 14-count indictment charging they accepted luxury gifts and sweetheart loans from Williams in exchange for promoting his company and its main product, the anti-inflammatory Anatabloc.

Harbach, the deputy chief of the Public Integrity Section at the U.S. Justice Department’s Criminal Division, said McDonnell's testimony that Williams never asked him for anything did not hold up.

Airlines are sticking with plans to buy the latest generation of fuel-saving passenger jets even though falling jet fuel costs have undercut the case for these planes, the head of one of the world's largest aircraft leasing companies said in an interview.

"These are short-term market dynamics," Air Lease Corp Chief Executive Officer Steven Udvar-Hazy told Reuters, referring to oil price moves. "We have not seen any diminishing of airline interest in aircraft that are more fuel efficient."

Brent crude oil prices have dropped to around $81 a barrel, levels at which airlines traditionally question making hefty investments in the latest planes.

But Udvar-Hazy said airlines still want carbon-fiber aircraft such as Boeing Co's 787 Dreamliner and Airbus's A350. Those models are more expensive than older metal aircraft such as the Airbus A330 and the Boeing 777 but burn less fuel.

Boeing and Airbus are competing for hundreds of billions of dollars in sales of 787 and A350 long-haul jets, both of which Air Lease Corp has ordered. Airlines often lease planes instead of buying them to give their fleets more flexibility.

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PARIS/LONDON, July 03 (Fitch) Fitch Ratings has affirmed Groupe
BPCE's (GBPCE),
BPCE S.A.'s and the group subsidiaries' Long-Term Issuer Default
Ratings (IDRs)

The Real War of the Worlds: Infectious Diseases Are the Deadly Invaders Becker College's Dr. Richard French weighs in

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MILPITAS, Calif., May 22, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Integrated Silicon Solution, Inc. (Nasdaq:ISSI), a leader in advanced memory and analog solutions, today announced it has begun sampling production units of DRAMs with the highest operating temperature range available in the industry. These new Automotive A25 Grade DRAM products support the widest operating temperature range of -40C to 115C. This expands ISSI's existing, extensive offering of SDRAMs, mobile, DDR2, Low Power DDR2, and DDR3 DRAMs that operate from -40C to 85C, and -40C to 105C. These automotive grade parts support applications with harsh environments that rely on long-term reliable system operation over wide temperature ranges.

Lyn Zastrow, VP of the Automotive Business Unit at ISSI explained, "ISSI continues to innovate in the automotive product memory space with the first ever series of DRAM products that are fully operational up to 115C. Car companies are demanding more functionality and reliability and ISSI continues to deliver industry leading products that enable the most demanding automotive Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), including camera applications and radar systems."

Often, camera systems are placed in the windshield where they receive direct sunlight, and heat dissipation is difficult. Other processing modules for vehicle back-up systems are often placed in the trunk area. These are some examples where the environment can be a challenge, and the new ISSI products help address these requirements.

Revolution Rapport Celebrates 2nd Year Anniversary and Projects Future Growth

FLORENCE, SC--(Marketwired - Oct 7, 2014) - Revolution Rapport celebrates its 2nd year anniversary this month. The Florence-based firm announced its projections for the upcoming years, which are specifically focused on growth. The firm has distinguished itself as one of the few businesses of its kind in the growing Florence business market.