VeraSun Energy warns of 3rd quarter loss of up to $103 million

In South Dakota, VeraSun Energy wanred that it expects to post a loss of up to $103 million for the third quarter as the company realizes losses in the corn market. The loss, projected to be no lower than $63 million by the company, would represent a loss of between 40 and 65 cents per share.

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