Money and Gas Flow at Chesapeake
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Chesapeake has executed on the first phase of a cash-raising plan it set out in September.
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Even bonds can lose money -- sometimes lots of it.
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By Amanda C. Tinnin, The Telegraph, Alton, Ill.  May 28--GLEN CARBON -- Village residents may be paying more for their water and sewer service. But it's hard to tell how much more that will be.
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VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. - Police were looking for a man who reprogrammed a gas station ATM to give out four times as much money as it should.  Surveillance footage shows a man walking into the gas station at 6:17 p.m. on Aug.
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Prices for oil and natural gas hit records in 2004, and energy mutual funds did almost as well. They were No. 2 for the industry, behind Latin American funds.
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Daily purses of $500,000 at new track Presque Isle Downs in Erie, Pa., are a sure bet to increase the pressure on Maryland racing.
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By The Baltimore Sun  Sep. 19--Balancing environmental and economic interests is seldom easy. But the possible effect of Maryland's so-called flush tax to worsen poorly managed growth demonstrates how complex this effort can become.
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By Scott Streater, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas  Mar. 11--The first sign of impending disaster would be a piercing hiss as thousands of pounds of chlorine gas rushed through a hole in one of the 4,000-gallon storage tanks at the Tarrant County Water Supply Project plant in Euless.
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Comparing operating cash flows to net income lets investors weed out disasters early.
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NEW YORK -- With some investors wringing their hands about inflation and the Federal Reserve's efforts to keep it in check, those with bond fund holdings could be forgiven for wanting to take their money and run. But while some market observers see volatility ahead, few are ready to call it quits.
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By Lawrence Latane Iii, Richmond Times-Dispatch, Va.  Jun. 3--An influx of cash was the sort of green revolution Debbie White needed when the Augusta County Service Authority sought to modernize its sewage-treatment system.
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Washington is finally tackling fuel-economy reform. But any payoff is years away. How best to save money on gas right now? The answer may surprise you.
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A key problem is that liquid from coal emits twice as much carbon as gasoline. Still, Washington likes the idea.
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By Laura McCandlish, The Baltimore Sun  Jun. 3--Soaring fuel prices and electricity rates contributed to the 12 percent increase in Carroll County's minimum combined water and sewer rates that were approved by the board of commissioners Thursday, officials said.
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If your grandmother played the market, she probably invested in utilities for safety and income, not capital gains. She would need to adjust her strategy today.
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Investor's Business Daily - Net inflows totaled $97.8 bil, reversing an outflow of $32.8 bil in Sept., as the weak dollar lured foreigners into buying U.S. bonds and stocks. The result eased concerns that the U.S. would have trouble attracting enough foreign capital to cover its external funding. Foreigners bought $30.2 bil in equities, up from $2.6 bil in Sept. They also bought $49.8 bil in Treasuries, almost double the amount in Sept.
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In yet another concrete sign of trouble in the commercial real estate market, Wachovia, the nationâs fourth-largest bank, announced on Tuesday that it would be taking write-downs of more than $1 billion for commercial loans for the second half of last year. That sum includes $488 million in previously disclosed write-downs for the third quarter.