Ethanol Commodity Market Trades, Charts
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Archer Daniels Midland, a major food processor, reported higher-than-expected quarterly profit on Tuesday, overcoming weakness in the ethanol business and sending its shares up as much as 9 percent.
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With investors fixating on $100-a-barrel oil and CNBC taking an in-depth look at the green movement all this week, it’s worth asking the question: Which group is performing better in the market?
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Cramer’s new book, Mad Money: Watch TV, Get Rich, was written for one reason: to layout 20 important rules that help individual investors beat the big institutional money managers on the Street. Tonight, we highlight five just for you.
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Cramer’s new book, Mad Money: Watch TV, Get Rich, was written for one reason: to layout 20 important rules that help individual investors beat the big institutional money managers on the Street. Tonight, we highlight five just for you.
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Turns out your Thanksgiving dinner is going to cost about $5 more this year. One big reason? Ethanol. Here's why. The most expensive part of the dinner is the turkey (though some grocers give it away if you overload on everything else). And 60% of the cost of the turkey is the feed.
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As you may have read in Sharon's post, both she and I are "sharing" the joy of making predictions for 2008 as part of CNBC's Outlook For '08. Here are mine, with as much "futuristic foresight" as I can muster:
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Illinois will be the home of a futuristic $1.8 billion power plant aimed at burning coal without emitting global warming gases. Known as FutureGen, the plant will be watched closely by green groups, Congress and the private sector.
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He may love the unlimited salad bowl at the Olive Garden, but the restaurant's parent company leaves a bad taste in his mouth.Investing can be confusing. Luckily, Cramer has mapped out some road rules for all you Home Gamers trying to navigate the jungle that is Wall Street. Think of it as "Mad Money 101" –- some fundamental advice to keep in mind as you play the market. Whether you're a first time investor or a seasoned financier, it's always good to remember the basics.
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General Motors unveils a smaller, sporty model, the Hummer HX, that can be turned into a convertible or off-road vehicle and runs on ethanol.
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When the two largest automakers in the world announce major commitments to go green within minutes of each other, it is more than just a statement about the environment. Is about winning the battle for eco-friendly cars and trucks.
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Mad Money: Watch TV, Get Rich was written for one reason: to layout 20 important rules that help individual investors beat the big institutional money managers on Wall Street. Tonight, we highlight five just for you.
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There’s plenty homeowners can do to reduce energy consumption at home – and reduce their monthly utility bills -- without breaking the bank. From insulation to appliances to landscaping, these measures are easy and inexpensive to implement.
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Kansas has become an unlikely battleground over the future of coal-fired power plants in the age of global warming. On one level the battle in Kansas is about the legal authority of states to regulate greenhouse gases in the absence of much-needed federal regulations, but it is also a broader struggle over how coal will figure in the country’s future energy mix.
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A trip to the steaming, bubbling badlands of Iceland proves one thing: There is hope for hydrogen.
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But a global economic boom will keep at least some prices up.
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A sharp reduction in the corn harvest this year will squeeze consumers further at the grocery store and spark more criticism over using corn to make biofuel instead of food.
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Forget ethanol – this company’s got an alternative for the alternative.
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Higher worldwide prices for staple foods are leading many to rexamine whether biofuels are a viable long-term substiute for oil.
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Mad Money: Watch TV, Get Rich was written for one reason: to layout 20 important rules that help individual investors beat the big institutional money managers on Wall Street. Tonight, we highlight five just for you.
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The ethanol industry, once highly touted as a home-grown, alternative energy source, is struggling to retain its diminishing luster.