Farmers Market in Los Angeles celebrates 75th yearLOS ANGELES — L.A.’s famous Farmers Market at Third and Fairfax is marking its 75th year with a weeklong celebration in mid-July. Buffett auctions off another charity lunch but bids may not top last year’s $2.1M winnerOMAHA, Neb. — Last year’s winning bid for lunch with legendary investor Warren Buffett topped $2.1 million, but given the economic turmoil, it’s questionable this year’s bidding will approach that level. AP Poll: In recession, wedding guests still get to the church on time _ gift (usually) in handNEW YORK — In Michigan, one of the states hit hardest by the recession, Wendy Higgins has reluctantly told a favorite niece she may not have enough money for her wedding present in August. Higgins’ disability checks have stopped, and her husband was laid off in December. The couple fears they could even lose their home. Indiana soldier who bought rare copy of ‘The Federalist’ for $7 hopes auction nets thousandsINDIANAPOLIS — A rare leather-bound book that played an influential role in America’s early history could bring a windfall for a soldier training for his second tour in Iraq. Highlights from the Fed’s latest survey of economic conditions across the countryWASHINGTON — Highlights from the Federal Reserve’s survey of economic conditions nationwide. The survey, released Wednesday and known as the Beige Book, is based on information collected from the Fed’s 12 regional bank districts. Needing new jets, United Airlines asks Boeing and Airbus to compete on possible major orderUnited Airlines is on a jet shopping spree, seeking dueling proposals from Boeing and Airbus to replace the biggest jets that make up nearly half of its fleet. Stocks trade in tight range after surprise drop in continued jobless claims; retail sales dataNEW YORK — Cautious traders are looking for more than just any sign of improvement in the economy. Looking for monied buyers: Antiques dealers say they are fewer, pickier as economy slowsWOODBURY, Conn. — Walking what used to be a busy trail of antiques shops in this western Connecticut hamlet now is a lonely, quiet trek. Meltdown 101: A look at how food prices are set and how they fit into the larger economyIn a sour economy, you can pad your budget by cutting out cable, trips to restaurants and vacations. But you can’t cut out food. Gullah communities on South Carolina sea islands open farmers marketCHARLESTON, S.C. — A new farmers market has opened near the Gullah communities on South Carolina’s sea islands. Visitors to southwestern Michigan’s Harbor Country savor relaxing, leisurely wanderingNEW BUFFALO, Mich. — The hectic pace of modern life slows to a leisurely crawl in southwestern Michigan’s Harbor Country, where travelers can relax and unwind for a few hours — or while away an entire summer. Still looking for a Mother’s Day gift? The clock is ticking. Suggestions for 5 classic optionsNEW YORK — With Mother’s Day just days away, there are plenty of options left for procrastinators, but most involve shelling out major bucks. This year, though, as retailers chase dollars amid the recession, some low-price options are available. Old book from Texas pharmacy where Dr Pepper was invented goes up for auctionDALLAS — Poking through antiques stores while traveling through the Texas Panhandle, Bill Waters stumbled across a tattered old ledger book filled with formulas. Madoff Mets season tickets sell for $38,100 on eBay, well below $56,000 listNEW YORK — Someone got a bargain with Bernard Madoff’s Mets season tickets. |
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