Associated Press: A U.S. logging company has won the rights to harvest trees in a large portion of Guyana’s Amazon rain forest, the company said Tuesday. The timber concession awarded to Simon & Shock International is one of Guyana’s five largest, covering 988,400 acres near the Brazilian border. The South Haven, Michigan-based company will invest at least $26 million to develop the area, in a deal negotiated over three years, chief executive Kelly Simon said. A harvesting license …