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According to the Illinois State Board of Education’s 2020 Educator Supply and Demand Report, there are nearly 5,000 unfilled positions across the state.
As one analyst recently described the rally in the corn market, “it has been breathtaking.” The rally is historic, as prices have doubled in less than a year. Strong cash, a reflection of resilient demand, smaller supply, or both has led the price charge higher. Another variable is money flow. Recent reports indicate that managed money, usually viewed as speculative investments, are as long in the corn market as they have ever been. The most reasonable reason for the rally is due to lack of supply. The rising implication is that the crops in recent years have been overestimated. As end...
NetLine Corporation Announces Its 2021 State of B2B Content Consumption and Demand Report for Marketers Dissecting more than 4.3 million registrations from the largest B2B buyer engagement platform, the 5th annual report analyzes over 40 petabytes of first-party data News provided by Share this article Share this article CAMPBELL, Calif., May 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, NetLine Corporation released its annual 2021 State of B2B Content Consumption and Demand Report for Marketers — an exhaustive review of first-party content consumption and demand data from the previous year. The report e...
The latest World Agriculture Supply and Demand Report released Tuesday lowered ending stocks for corn and soybeans, while increasing expected export sales. In the report, corn exports were raised 50 million bushels, reflecting historically large purchases by China. With no other use changes, USDA lowered corn ending stocks 50 million bushels, as a result. The season-average corn price was raised ten cents to $4.30 per bushel. Meanwhile, soybean exports are projected at 2.25 billion bushels, up 20 million from last month, reflecting record marketing-year exports through January and a slow star...