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Toll Brothers 2Q homebuilding revenue fell by half |
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Wednesday, 20 May 2009 |
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Toll Brothers Inc. said Wednesday its homebuilding revenue dropped by 51 percent in its fiscal second quarter, but the luxury homebuilder sees signs the real estate market is recovering. The company said it sold 648 homes totaling $398.3 million in revenue in the period ended April 30. And while the number of homes sold fell 47 percent from the second quarter last year, it was more than double first-quarter sales. |
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So. Nevada at the forefront for renewable energy |
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Thursday, 12 March 2009 |
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Renewable energy organizations are convening this week at the RIO to discuss energy stratagies under the new administration. Las Vegas is the right place for such a gathering, as Nevada is promoting itself as a "green" leader. Environmental advocacy groups are joining with legislators to promote Nevada as a leader in the race to harness renewable energy sources. Southern Nevada could be a huge winner in the renewable energy sweepstakes. There's enough solar energy potential here in the Silver State and the adjacent southwest to power the United States seven times over. |
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Thursday, 12 March 2009 |
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While risk-aversion and conservatism remain rational foundations for investment strategies during this period of turmoil, the entrepreneurial spirit inside each of us can perhaps find expression in the bold actions of companies we invest in. Arch Coal (NYSE: ACI) woke the coal sector from its slumber this week with a deal to purchase the massive Jacob's Ranch Mine from megaminer Rio Tinto (NYSE: RTP). At $761 million, the deal for this fully operational mine in Wyoming's Powder River Basin values the mine's reserves of 381 million tons at about $2 per ton. |
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