anouchka/iStock Unpublished via Getty Images We’ve seen an incredible run for the retail sector (XRT) since the start of the year, with the ETF outperforming the S&P-500 (SPY), up more than 49% at the end of the year. approaching the second half of 2021. One of the top performers wasRead More →
NEW DELHI: Analysts lowered their expectations after Dodla Dairy debuted on the exchange with a 28% premium over the issue price on Monday and jumped again in subsequent trading. Most analysts had advised buying the show for listing gains as well as for the long term, but with a goodRead More →
The Friends of Chelsea District Library is very pleased to reopen its doors for the sale of books. Proceeds from our sales support many of the library’s most popular programs, such as the Summer Reading Program, Purple Rose Theater Readings, the Midwestern Literary Walk, and SongFest. Saturday June 26 willRead More →
SEMINOLE, Fla. — The grounds outside Lake Seminole Presbyterian Church look like a cross between a library and a modern art installation. Maybe 100 people – toddlers, adults, old people – go through several shelves, pulling titles, inspecting them, exchanging the books already in their arms for a new find.Read More →
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Unfortunately, anti-Semitism is on the rise worldwide. Even sadder, part comes from the Christian community. In response, author and theologian RL Solberg has pledged to donate 100% of the proceeds from his latest book to fight anti-Semitism around the world. Solberg’s second book, Divergence: Examining Judeo-Christian RelationsRead More →
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(Photographic illustration by Joe Raedle) Getty Images PepsiCo DYNAMISM On Wednesday June 16, it traded at a historic intraday high of $ 149.27. This was a test of his weekly risk level at $ 149.26. After hitting that high, the stock closed below its June 15 low of $ 148.07.Read More →
CLEVELAND, Ohio – COVID-19 has given homeowners and tenants some time to tackle large decluttering projects. An unexpected result of the tidying up movement saw libraries in northeastern Ohio suspend acceptance of book donations, citing the sudden rush in used book donations and a general lack of space. Others saidRead More →
Life is starting to feel more normal in the Grand Pays as the usual schedule of events rolls into place for the summer season. The Friends of the Abilene Public Library will be holding their annual book sale next weekend. Like most other annual events, organizers had to cancel lastRead More →
Shares of hospitals and diagnostic service providers fell on the stock market on Tuesday amid falling Covid-19 cases and Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s announcement of free Covid-19 vaccines for 18-year-olds and more, starting June 21. Among individual stocks, Thyrocare Technologies and Metropolis Healthcare fell more than 3% each in intradayRead More →
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getty getty Actions of home builders DR Horton (DHI), Home Ko KBH , Lennar LEN , Pulte Group MPS and Toll brothers TOL traded to new cycle highs on May 10. Four of the five are in correction territory at 10% or more of their highs. Pulte and Toll BrothersRead More →
Black Book Finance has entered into a £10.25m senior credit facility with Puma Property Finance to fund the development of a 123-bed PBSA scheme in Portsmouth. The client, a PBSA, residential and industrial developer located in London, needed a competitively priced senior credit facility that could be put in placeRead More →
NEW DELHI: Profit booking at private banks and FMCG counters pushed benchmarks lower on Wednesday as weak global signals rattled investor sentiment on Dalal Street. Steady decline in new Covid cases and rising recovery rates indicate that India is succeeding in bending the Covid curve. This paved the way forRead More →
LAKEVIEW — A Japanese flower walk, pop-up jazz concerts and a “Harry Potter”-themed celebration are coming to Lakeview this summer as part of a community events grant program. The Community Events and Placemaking Program, funded by Lakeview Special Service Area 27, will provide $40,000 in assistance and support for creativeRead More →