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Ok, we have an Awesome 80s weekend every weekend here at Awesome 98 - Lubbock's Greatest Hits. So, it is only right that I, a Texan, give you the Top Five Boy Toys I enjoyed as a kid that are not available any more.

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Impact investment fund Omidyar Network India is exiting the country and will transition out of the local market by 2024. This and more in todays ETtech Top 5.

TODAY’S GAME PLAN: from the trading desk, this is not research DATA/HEADLINES 8:30ET CPI*; 1:00ET 30 Year Bond Auction TODAY’S HIGHLIGHTS: Harvard President Claudine Gay will stay in office after receiving backing from the university’s governing board Small business optimism index ticked lower againJapan’s oldest person dies at 116 Global stocks rose ahead of

George Osborne says staff member they believe stole and damaged about 2,000 objects is not co-operating.

The brightly covered, heavily patterned tote and duffels from the Fort Wayne, Indiana-based accessories brand Vera Bradley are making a major comeback on TikTok with millennials and Gen Z.

Cramer said EBAY stock is 'done,' but investors should form their own conclusions If the American consumer is resilient in 2023, which stock should you buy?…

Hello, Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences? Please consider me for next year’s Nobel in economics for what I expect will be quoted widely as Noah’s Law. Noah’s Law posits that when a president is elected at or above the age of 77, his (or her) approval rating is inversely proportional to the health of the economy, orx = k/ywhere x is the president’s approval rating, y is the health of the economy, and k is the constant of proportionality. Noah’s Law is based on a...

Bad news for trust-fund brats and credit card companies is good news for everyone else.

Zoom Video Communications and eBay Inc. were among those removed from the index of top 100 companies