NEWS
Consumer Goods Commodity Slump
By JAMES THILL - Friday, November 15, 2250
Consumer Goods commodity prices are at their lowest price in almost two years at 7363 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.
DeoisPort Eating Food Reserves
By ANGELA SMITH - Thursday, November 14, 2250
The 32410 colonists at Deois Port District are down to 14 days of food remaining!
Refined Fuel Commodity Boom
By ANGELA SMITH - Wednesday, November 13, 2250
Refined Fuel commodity prices are enjoying their best run in over three years at 153 CR/MT as of Thursday, 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.
Rare Material Commodity Slump
By JAMES THILL - Saturday, November 9, 2250
Rare Material commodity prices are at their lowest price in a couple of months at 4189 CR/MT as of Sunday, 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.
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BREAKING NEWSFriday, November 15, 2250
Foodstuffs Commodity Boom
By ANGELA SMITH - Friday, November 15, 2250
Foodstuffs commodity prices are enjoying their best run in over a year at 756 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.
Fabricated Materials Commodity Boom
By JAMES THILL - Friday, November 15, 2250
Fabricated Materials commodity prices are enjoying their best run in several months at 194 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 JAMES THILL - Wednesday, November 13, 2250
The Governor's office announced Thursday that the total colony count has fallen to 257, the lowest level in about a month. The Yonmaran development board is pointing fingers at the alliances blaming them for not maintaining the existing colonies and endangering the workforce.
Landing Goes Horribly Wrong
By JAMES THILL - Monday, November 11, 2250
An E-11 Saint, operated by Finzean Stompers, erupted in flames after crashing into Sharney Sharney Dubs city Farm in the Ittaniccin region during a failed landing attempt Tuesday at 19:38Z. The pilot was the only one aboard and was pronounced dead at the scene. Investigators are trying to determine if that crew member was qualified for the flight.
Unemployment Rampant
By JAMES THILL - Saturday, November 9, 2250
The USR authorities report on Sunday that Deois unemployment has risen to the highest level in about a month. That is a reported 0.30% of Deois inhabitants not officially employed. Who are these people? Where are they hiding? How do they survive? Of course, many will be the wives and families of hard-working colonists. And some will be casual laborers looking for work. But maybe there is a dark underbelly to our world? What are the implications for crime and of course for personal protection? We will follow this story.
Foodstuffs Commodity Boom
By ANGELA SMITH - Friday, November 15, 2250
PHOTOGRAPHER; SHAUN A. STAGG
Foodstuffs commodity prices are enjoying their best run in over a year at 756 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.
Fabricated Materials Commodity Boom
By JAMES THILL - Friday, November 15, 2250
Fabricated Materials commodity prices are enjoying their best run in several months at 194 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 JAMES THILL - Wednesday, November 13, 2250
The Governor's office announced Thursday that the total colony count has fallen to 257, the lowest level in about a month. The Yonmaran development board is pointing fingers at the alliances blaming them for not maintaining the existing colonies and endangering the workforce.
Landing Goes Horribly Wrong
By JAMES THILL - Monday, November 11, 2250
An E-11 Saint, operated by Finzean Stompers, erupted in flames after crashing into Sharney Sharney Dubs city Farm in the Ittaniccin region during a failed landing attempt Tuesday at 19:38Z. The pilot was the only one aboard and was pronounced dead at the scene. Investigators are trying to determine if that crew member was qualified for the flight.
Unemployment Rampant
By JAMES THILL - Saturday, November 9, 2250
The USR authorities report on Sunday that Deois unemployment has risen to the highest level in about a month. That is a reported 0.30% of Deois inhabitants not officially employed. Who are these people? Where are they hiding? How do they survive? Of course, many will be the wives and families of hard-working colonists. And some will be casual laborers looking for work. But maybe there is a dark underbelly to our world? What are the implications for crime and of course for personal protection? We will follow this story.
BUSINESS
Private Price Control
By MARY STULL - Thursday, November 14, 2250
The commodities at Clarkson's Field are once again managed internally.
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Government Price Control
By MARY STULL - Sunday, November 10, 2250
The commodities at Soviet Union are now managed by the Vieneo government.
FTL Departs Easydock (TAC)
By LUCINDA SMITH - Saturday, November 2, 2250
PHOTOGRAPHER; IAN LAMBERT
The DIHV ship Terania (IVR 3317-A) departed earlier this month.
Ground Breaking Ceremony
By MARY STULL - Saturday, October 26, 2250
Mineral Mountain Madness Co. began construction on a new farming colony at Lancaster last month. Nearby colonists are excited at the new opportunities it brings to the Ihoh region.
Ground Breaking Ceremony
By MARY STULL - Saturday, October 26, 2250
Mineral Mountain Madness Co. began construction on a new farming colony at Lancaster last month. Nearby colonists are excited at the new opportunities it brings to the Ihoh region.
Ground Breaking Ceremony
By LUCINDA SMITH - Monday, October 14, 2250
Finzean Stompers began construction on a new farming colony at Sharney earlier this year. Nearby colonists are excited at the new opportunities it brings to the Ittaniccin region.
