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All three major U.S. stock benchmarks closed lower Wednesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 snapping four-day winning streaks after Russia indicated no breakthrough in peace talks with Ukraine…
There are a number of reasons to believe that the Biden administration will extend the payment pause for student loan borrowers beyond the current expiration date in May. The White House has…
The major surge in oil prices has led three states to suspend their gas taxes to help consumers, and that number may soon grow even higher. State and federal gas taxes are used to…
The nation’s elevated gas prices – which hit record highs in March – are likely cutting down on retail foot traffic, a new report suggests. During the week of March 7, retail visits nationwide…
As inflation causes prices to soar across the country, one national diner chain is hoping to make eating out a little less taxing on your wallet. This week, Denny’s began offering an…
A Colorado school district plans to drop the title given to graduating seniors with the highest GPA. Beginning with the Class of 2026, high schools in the Cherry Creek School…
The commercial pilot shortage continues in America and will get worse before it gets better, according to Republic Airways. This has been an ongoing problem in the U.S for the…
Apple’s stock is having its best winning streak since 2003 with its 11thstraight day of gains. What’s causing Apple’s stock to go up in the last 11 days despite limiting…
U.S. stocks rose Tuesday on positive talks between Russia and Ukraine and as investors scooped up large-cap tech names. The Dow rose +338.30 or +0.97% The S&P 500 gained +56.08 or +1.23% The Nasdaq climbed +264.73 or…
Now that the MLB and its players have resolved their lockout dispute and Opening Day has been set, Apple has announced the first games that will be available on Apple TV+. This…