Indiana Grain Company, LLC

We at Indiana Grain love a bull market in grains.

And that's exactly what we saw in corn on Wednesday, as the grain rallied in tandem with wheat and quickly prompted a flurry of short-covering.

Sep. corn closed up 13 1/2 cents to $3.76 1/4, while Dec. corn finished up 13 3/4 cents to $3.90 3/4.

Most traders concur that wheat was a major catalyst for the big upside move in corn.

As we covered here yesterday, there are lingering issues

Motorola has slammed Apple with a full page ad in the New York Times mocking Steve Jobs, who pointed the finger at Apple's smartphone competitors during the Apple "antennagate" press conference held on July 16.

Motorola fired back on Wednesday but

Chicago wheat rebounded Tuesday on rekindled concerns that adverse weather in Europe and Russia would reduce crop potential and curb wheat output.

Soybean and corn continued to slip, pressured by bearish outside markets and improving weather cond

As the battle over toughened financial restrictions moves to a new front, the regulatory agencies that will create hundreds of new rules for the nation’s banks will face a lobbying blitz from companies intent on softening the blow. And many of the

Senate leaders recognize they don't have the votes to pass climate change legislation with a carbon cap or renewable electricity standard before the August recess, and so the hope of passing a comprehensive energy bill this summer is gone. But Senate

Atlas Commodity Markets has announced another strategic hire for the grain market swap leader: John Harangody, most recently the Director of Commodity Products for CME Group, will head up Atlas's agriculture business.

"Having contributed to the de

Tony Hayward, the public face of BP's unfortunate efforts to contain the Gulf oil spill, "will step down as chief executive in October and be offered a job with the company's joint venture in Russia," a source told the AP on Monday.

BP has had a p

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Grains have fallen to kick off a fresh week of trading as the month of July winds to a close.

As reported by Bloomberg, corn touched its lowest price in more than three weeks, as soybeans and wheat similarly declined "on specula

We at Indiana Grain love corn.

But apparently not as much as the Chinese do.

In a new report out today from Bloomberg, China may import as much as 15 million tons of corn by 2015 as demand outstrips local supply and the country enters a “new

Green Exchange got its approval from federal futures regulators this week to launch a trading platform that will list contracts tied to credits and allowances for greenhouses gases.

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission said Friday it had appro

Paulson & Company, the hedge fund linked to civil fraud charges against Goldman Sachs, will begin a new fund that will be open to retail investors, The Financial Times reported.

The fund will be introduced later this year in conjunction with Deuts

A cool and moist late spring may have posed problems for some Washington crops, but it could be a boon to dryland wheat farmers.

Yields of Washington winter wheat are predicted this year to reach about 65 bushels per acre, up from 59 bushels in 20

On Friday, Apple confirmed that the manufacturing difficulties long reported with the white version of its updated smartphone have prompted the company the break down and admit that it simply won't be available until later this year. "White models of

High-stakes poker players can forget about plastic chips and use real gold, silver and platinum coins. The United States Gold Bureau has unveiled a line of "High Roller" poker sets that use real American Eagle coins from the U.S. Mint instead of trad

AT&T's second quarter earnings are a full 26% higher (year over year) with total earnings of $4 billion (compared to only $3.2 billion in the same quarter in 2009). On the heels of a strong fiscal year to date, AT&T raised its outlook for the rest o

The head of the Securities and Exchange Commission said she is unsure if any hedge funds present “systemic risks” to the global economy.

Speaking to a House Financial Services subcommittee yesterday, Chairman Mary Schapiro said “it’s reall

CME Group issued the following statement on signage of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act into law by President Obama:

"We applaud the hard work and dedication of the Administration and Congress in crafting this historic

Almost all the wheat produced this year in the Panhandle is in, and it looks like a banner harvest.

Ninety-seven percent of the crop has been brought in from the fields, and while the cash price still isn't as high as producers would like, it has

Warren Buffett's two largest common stock investments in the commercial banking sector both reported strong results.

U.S. Bancorp and Wells Fargo both reported second-quarter earnings this morning that topped analyst expectations. Both stocks were

As reported by the AP, record trading activity during a volatile quarter "helped lift TD Ameritrade Holding Corp.'s fiscal third-quarter net income by 5 percent to beat expectations."

On Tuesday, the online brokerage said that during the quarter,