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Tragic Outcome from Touchdown
By JAMES THILL - Sunday, April 27, 2251
An E-11 Saint, operated by Mineral Mountain Madness Co., erupted in flames after crashing into an empty field in the Sanska region during a failed landing attempt yesterday at 23:19Z. The pilot was the only one aboard and was pronounced dead at the scene.

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Foodstuffs Commodity Slump
By ANGELA SMITH - Sunday, April 27, 2251
Foodstuffs commodity prices are at their lowest price in over four years at 663 CR/MT as of yesterday, 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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Fabricated Materials Commodity Slump
By ANGELA SMITH - Thursday, April 24, 2251
Fabricated Materials commodity prices are at their lowest price in three years at 156 CR/MT as of Friday, 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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What Mistake Doomed this Flight
By JAMES THILL - Monday, April 21, 2251
An E-11 Saint, operated by Finzean Stompers, crashed into an empty field in the Ittaniccin region on descent to Vieneo last Tuesday at 19:22Z. The pilot was the only one aboard and was pronounced dead at the scene. Investigators are trying to determine if their location was miscalculated by the crew.

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Common Material Commodity Boom
By ANGELA SMITH - Tuesday, April 15, 2251
Common Material commodity prices are enjoying their best run in almost two years at 23 CR/MT as of earlier this month, 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.

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