Michael Hirtzer

1 day ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Michael Hirtzer |Ari Natter

South Dakota has rejected Summit Carbon Solutions’ application to build a pipeline, in the latest setback for the $8.9 billion carbon-sequestering project that would cut across five US farm states over roughly 2,500 miles. The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission voted 2-1 Tuesday to reject the application, said Leah Mohr, deputy executive director. That’s after some land owners fiercely opposed the project while state regulators already rejected a previous route through the state last year.

1 day ago | bloomberg.com | Michael Hirtzer |Ari Natter

(Bloomberg) -- South Dakota has rejected Summit Carbon Solutions’ application to build a pipeline, in the latest setback for the $8.9 billion carbon-sequestering project that would cut across five US farm states over roughly 2,500 miles. The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission voted 2-1 Tuesday to reject the application, said Leah Mohr, deputy executive director.

2 days ago | chicagobusiness.com | Michael Hirtzer

The battle for spring-wheat supremacy has begun. The CME Group, one of the world’s largest derivatives marketplaces, has launched new futures and options for the grain variety dubbed the “aristocrat” for helping improve flours for bagels, croissants, hearth breads and pizza crust. Trading of this type of wheat has been dominated for more than a century by MIAX Futures Exchange, formerly known as the Minneapolis Grain Exchange.

2 days ago | financialpost.com | Michael Hirtzer

The CME Group, one of the world’s largest derivatives marketplaces, has launched new futures and options for the grain variety dubbed the “aristocrat” for helping improve flours for bagels, croissants, hearth breads and pizza crust. Trading of this type of wheat has been dominated for more than a century by MIAX Futures Exchange, formerly known as the Minneapolis Grain Exchange.

2 days ago | bloomberg.com | Michael Hirtzer

A floor trader at the Minneapolis Grain Exchange in 2008. (Bloomberg) -- The battle for spring-wheat supremacy has begun. The CME Group, one of the world’s largest derivatives marketplaces, has launched new futures and options for the grain variety dubbed the “aristocrat” for helping improve flours for bagels, croissants, hearth breads and pizza crust. Trading of this type of wheat has been dominated for more than a century by MIAX Futures Exchange, formerly known as the Minneapolis Grain Exchange.