NEW YORK (AP) — Early this year, with the S&P 500 near its all-time high, famed investor Jeremy Grantham warned that stocks were in a “super bubble.” Since then, their prices have fallen about 20%, and Grantham says they can still drop more.
Savvy consumers consider price, performance and reliability when making a major purchase, such as a car or home appliance. The greatest of these is reliability — particularly lately.
NEW YORK (AP) — After decades in prison, three men were cleared Friday in one of the most horrifying crimes of New York’s violent 1990s — the killing of a clerk who was set on fire in a subway toll booth.
As a blistering heat wave smothered Texas this week and taxed the power grid with record-high demand, bitcoin mining operators in the state shut down their electricity-guzzling machines. Complying with requests from the Electric Reliability Council of Texas — the grid operator that asked businesses and residents to voluntarily conserve electricity during the heat wave — nearly all industrial-scale mining in the state powered down, according to the Texas Blockchain Council, an industry association.
GUTTENBERG, Iowa (AP) — The produce grown at Phelps Farm near Guttenberg runs the gamut from cucumbers and celery to cauliflower and cantaloupe, and Andrew Phelps knows precisely where each crop is planted.
The final piece in the incentive package for GlobiTech’s $5 billion expansion may soon fall into place. Officials with Sherman Independent School District have received a response from the state comptroller’s office about proposed value limitations requested by the GlobiTech and parent company GlobalWafers for the project.
Nothing says fall is on its way like the sound of a marching band warming up. This year locals are invited to a day full of marching band fun as Whitesboro High School hosts its first area marching contest.
At the upcoming Bonham quilt hop, the Sam Rayburn House State Historic Site will have five quilts from the Washington-on-the-Brazos State History Site available for viewing. The quilt hop will be held July 29-30 in Bonham.
A report released Sunday by a special committee of the Texas House provides the most thorough account yet of the May 24 Uvalde school shooting and the failures of law enforcement and other state and local officials. In 77 pages, it described how the shooter prepared and armed himself, how the school district fell short on campus safety preparations and how law enforcement moved too slowly to end a massacre that left 19 students and two teachers dead.
For those confused about the traffic flow around US Highway 75 construction, the Texas Department of Transportation has issued a news release about the continued construction along the roadway as well as other road projects taking place in the region.