NEWS
Rare Material Commodity Boom
By ANGELA SMITH - Wednesday, December 25, 2250
Rare Material commodity prices are enjoying their best run in over seven years at 5568 CR/MT as of today, fresh evidence that investors are betting on a pickup in the global economy after years of sluggish growth and scant inflation. Now, as signs of inflation and improving global demand have returned, investors are beginning to pile back into commodities. A sustained rally in commodities would likely signal healthy consumer and business demand.
Total Colonies Slump
By ANGELA SMITH - Wednesday, December 25, 2250
The Governor's office announced today that the total colony count has fallen to 245, the lowest level in several months. The Yonmaran development board is pointing fingers at the alliances blaming them for not maintaining the existing colonies and endangering the workforce.
Refined Fuel Commodity Slump
By ANGELA SMITH - Wednesday, December 25, 2250
Refined Fuel commodity prices are at their lowest price in about a month at 152 CR/MT as of today, fresh evidence that investors are betting on a downturn in the global economy after years of sluggish growth and scant inflation. Now, as signs of inflation and improving global demand have returned, investors are beginning to shy away from commodities. A sustained slump in commodities would likely signal unhealthy consumer and business demand.
Weather Ruled Out in Crash
By JAMES THILL - Tuesday, December 24, 2250
PHOTOGRAPHER; BILL KENDALL
An E-11 Saint, operated by Finzean Stompers, exploded when it collided with a building in Deois Industrial District yesterday at 19:57Z. The pilot was the only one aboard and was killed on impact.
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LATEST HEADLINESWednesday, December 25, 2250
Santa Completes Planetwide Delivery
By LUCINDA SMITH - Wednesday, December 25, 2250
In the early hours of Christmas morning, Santa completed his annual planetwide delivery run, bringing gifts to children in every city and colony across Vieneo. According to officials in Christmas Town, this year’s Santa Protocol concluded without incident, and all eligible children received their holiday packages on schedule. A total of 22302 children qualified for Santa Protocol distribution this year. Preparations began months in advance, with Christmas Town receiving, inspecting, and packaging materials according to age-group requirements before routing them for Christmas Eve delivery. The final tallies for this year’s gift production are as follows: Foodstuffs Delivered: 11 MT Consumer Goods Delivered: 23 MT Fabricated Materials (Gift-Grade) Delivered: 5 MT City officials praised the pilots and alliances of Vieneo for their contributions throughout the year, noting that early supply shortfalls were fully resolved in time for holiday distribution. Thanks to collaborative planning—and the notable impact of this year's Santa Protocol Community Objective—Christmas Town reported stable inventories and smooth routing operations. As tradition dictates, Santa’s final transmission to Deois Control this morning consisted of a simple message: “Merry Christmas, Vieneo. See you next year.”
Foodstuffs Commodity Slump
By ANGELA SMITH - Wednesday, December 25, 2250
Foodstuffs commodity prices are at their lowest price in about a month at 764 CR/MT as of today, fresh evidence that investors are betting on a downturn in the global economy after years of sluggish growth and scant inflation. Now, as signs of inflation and improving global demand have returned, investors are beginning to shy away from commodities. A sustained slump in commodities would likely signal unhealthy consumer and business demand.
Weather Ruled Out in Crash
By JAMES THILL - Tuesday, December 24, 2250
An E-11 Saint, operated by Mineral Mountain Madness Co., exploded when it collided with a building in Deois Port District yesterday at 20:26Z. The pilot was the only one aboard and was killed on impact.
Unrefined Fuel Ore Commodity Boom
By ANGELA SMITH - Tuesday, December 24, 2250
Unrefined Fuel Ore commodity prices are enjoying their best run in almost three years at 70 CR/MT as of yesterday, fresh evidence that investors are betting on a pickup in the global economy after years of sluggish growth and scant inflation. Now, as signs of inflation and improving global demand have returned, investors are beginning to pile back into commodities. A sustained rally in commodities would likely signal healthy consumer and business demand.
Santa Completes Planetwide Delivery
By LUCINDA SMITH - Wednesday, December 25, 2250
In the early hours of Christmas morning, Santa completed his annual planetwide delivery run, bringing gifts to children in every city and colony across Vieneo. According to officials in Christmas Town, this year’s Santa Protocol concluded without incident, and all eligible children received their holiday packages on schedule. A total of 22302 children qualified for Santa Protocol distribution this year. Preparations began months in advance, with Christmas Town receiving, inspecting, and packaging materials according to age-group requirements before routing them for Christmas Eve delivery. The final tallies for this year’s gift production are as follows: Foodstuffs Delivered: 11 MT Consumer Goods Delivered: 23 MT Fabricated Materials (Gift-Grade) Delivered: 5 MT City officials praised the pilots and alliances of Vieneo for their contributions throughout the year, noting that early supply shortfalls were fully resolved in time for holiday distribution. Thanks to collaborative planning—and the notable impact of this year's Santa Protocol Community Objective—Christmas Town reported stable inventories and smooth routing operations. As tradition dictates, Santa’s final transmission to Deois Control this morning consisted of a simple message: “Merry Christmas, Vieneo. See you next year.”
Foodstuffs Commodity Slump
By ANGELA SMITH - Wednesday, December 25, 2250
PHOTOGRAPHER; SHAUN A. STAGG
Foodstuffs commodity prices are at their lowest price in about a month at 764 CR/MT as of today, fresh evidence that investors are betting on a downturn in the global economy after years of sluggish growth and scant inflation. Now, as signs of inflation and improving global demand have returned, investors are beginning to shy away from commodities. A sustained slump in commodities would likely signal unhealthy consumer and business demand.
Weather Ruled Out in Crash
By JAMES THILL - Tuesday, December 24, 2250
An E-11 Saint, operated by Mineral Mountain Madness Co., exploded when it collided with a building in Deois Port District yesterday at 20:26Z. The pilot was the only one aboard and was killed on impact.
Unrefined Fuel Ore Commodity Boom
By ANGELA SMITH - Tuesday, December 24, 2250
Unrefined Fuel Ore commodity prices are enjoying their best run in almost three years at 70 CR/MT as of yesterday, fresh evidence that investors are betting on a pickup in the global economy after years of sluggish growth and scant inflation. Now, as signs of inflation and improving global demand have returned, investors are beginning to pile back into commodities. A sustained rally in commodities would likely signal healthy consumer and business demand.
BUSINESS
Private Price Control
By MARY STULL - Wednesday, December 25, 2250
The commodities at Terrazul are once again managed internally.
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Officer Promoted
By LUCINDA SMITH - Monday, December 23, 2250
Lieutenant EVERETT PARKER (dex184) was officially promoted to Lieutenant by the United Stellar Republic Tuesday. They were cited for hard work and keeping their nose clean. https://www.risetvp.com/Category:Ranks
Private Price Control
By MARY STULL - Saturday, December 21, 2250
The commodities at Clarkson's Field are once again managed internally.
FTL Departs Easydock (TAC)
By LUCINDA SMITH - Friday, December 20, 2250
PHOTOGRAPHER; IAN LAMBERT
The DIHV ship Valley Forge (IVR 3811-A) departed Saturday at 21:28Z.
Private Price Control
By MARY STULL - Wednesday, December 18, 2250
PHOTOGRAPHER; SHAUN A. STAGG
The commodities at Erie are once again managed internally.
