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*GrainCorp agrees to $3.1 bln takeover by ADM. SYDNEY, April 26- Australia's GrainCorp Ltd and U.S. suitor Archer Daniels Midland Co are hunkering down for a long wait for Chinese regulatory approval after agreeing a A $3.0 billion takeover deal on Friday.
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*BOJ upgrades economic outlook; China lifts yuan. SYDNEY/ WELLINGTON, April 26- The New Zealand dollar hovered near all-time peaks against a trade weighted index on Friday, while the Aussie dollar firmed against its U.S. counterpart helped by a high yuan/USD fixing.
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SYDNEY/ WELLINGTON, April 26- The New Zealand dollar held near all-time peaks on a trade weighted-basis on Friday while the Aussie dollar firmed against its U.S. counterpart, helped by stronger equities and a rally in commodity prices. *Immediate focus on the Bank of Japan' s policy meeting.
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SYDNEY, April 26- Australia's GrainCorp Ltd. GrainCorp Ltd agreed on Friday to a revised bid from ADM, ceding control of Australia's largest independent grains handler after a six-month courtship. GrainCorp plans to pay shareholders a dividend of 3.5 cents per share a month from October if regulatory approvals are delayed.
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SYDNEY, April 26- Australian shares rose 0.6 percent on Friday as strong metals prices boosted miners and Wall Street's gains lifted broader sentiment following positive weekly U.S. jobless data as investors continued to buy into high-yielding banks and telcos. Blue chip miners BHP Billiton Ltd.
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SYDNEY, April 26- Shares in Australia's GrainCorp Ltd rose 8 percent to a record high on Friday after the company agreed to a sweetened offer from U.S.-based agricultural giant Archer Daniels Midland Co.
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SYDNEY, April 26- Shares in Australia's GrainCorp Ltd rose 8 percent to a record high on Friday after the company agreed to a sweetened offer from U.S.-based agricultural giant Archer Daniels Midland Co.
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SYDNEY, April 26- Shares in Australia's GrainCorp Ltd rose 8 percent to a record high on Friday after the company agreed to a sweetened offer from U.S.-based agricultural giant Archer Daniels Midland Co..
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SYDNEY, April 26- GrainCorp Ltd agreed on Friday to a revised A $3.0 billion bid from U.S.-based Archer Daniels Midland Co, ceding control of Australia's largest independent grains handler after a six-month courtship.
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*Bunge quarterly earnings top estimates. April 25- Congestion at Brazilian ports and limited selling of crops by U.S. farmers are keeping global grain supplies tight despite expectations for massive harvests later this year, agribusiness company Bunge Ltd said on Thursday.
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April 25- Agribusiness group Bunge Ltd reported higher-than-expected quarterly results on Thursday, helped by a jump in sales of sugar& bioenergy products. Bunge, one of the world's largest agricultural trading houses, earned $170 million in the first quarter, up from $84 million a year earlier.
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Olam International, under pressure to retreat from a debt-fueled acquisition spree, will unveil a strategy review on Thursday that many investors hope will target less growth and more cash.
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*Investors want Olam to scale back heavy debt-fuelled spending. SINGAPORE/ HONG KONG April 25- Singapore's Olam International Ltd, under pressure to retreat from a debt-fuelled acquisition spree that drew a short-seller's attack last November, will unveil a strategy review on Thursday that many investors hope will target less growth and more cash.
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April 9- Chocolate conglomerates are handing out 20,000 tonnes of special cocoa fertilizer for free to farmers in Ivory Coast to help boost yields and secure bean supplies in the world's No. 1 grower.
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Sever drought in the U.S. led to sharp increases in global crop prices, but some food stocks offer opportunities for the investors. TheStreet.com offers 6 picks.
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Although BrightSource Energy is planning to open its $2.2 billion electricity plant with partners NRG Energy and Google, CEO John Woolard is still scrambling for money to expand the company. USA Today reports.
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KANSAS CITY/ CHICAGO, March 7- Short supplies of U.S. corn are causing ethanol makers to look at alternatives to the high-priced feedstock, with everything from wheat to sugar under consideration as a possible substitute. " You'd be crazy not to, "said Bob Dinneen, president and chief executive of the Renewable Fuels Association."
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CHICAGO, March 6- Leading U.S. ethanol maker POET Biorefining, in a rare move, is bidding for soft red winter wheat at an Indiana facility as supplies of corn, the main feedstock in ethanol production, shrink to the smallest in 17 years.
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March 6- Leading U.S. ethanol maker POET Biorefining, in a rare move, is bidding for soft red winter wheat at an Indiana facility as supplies of corn, the main feedstock in ethanol production, shrink to the smallest in 17 years.
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Many companies are borrowing money for projects using tax-exempt bonds called qualified private activity bonds, costing federal taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars, the New York Times reports.