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A former Michigan investment advisor who now lives in Nashville stole $260,000 from clients, Attorney General Dana Nessel said.

The EUR/USD drove back into the high side near 1.0930 on Wednesday after markets shrugged off a miss for pan-European Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) figures before a follow-up beat in US PMIs sent risk appetite skidding back into the safe havens.

The Switzerland market, which fell below the flat line around mid afternoon on Wednesday after staying positive till then, recovered swiftly to eventually end the day's session on a firm note.

The surprising intense sell-off in the greenback allowed EUR/USD to leave behind part of the recent weakness and refocus on the upside, surpassing the 1.0900 hurdle to print new multi-day highs.

A driver is dead after a three-vehicle crash on US-23 in Livingston County. Michigan State Police believe alcohol and drugs were factors.

A Michigan State Police trooper who allegedly knocked a driver unconscious during a 2022 traffic stop pleaded no contest Monday.

In a world where we are overwhelmed with information and deepfakes, and where a story can reach the other side of the world in a matter of seconds, the value of reliable journalism - with a commitment to integrity in its reporting - has never been clearer. A free press is the cornerstone of British democracy, especially when it makes life uncomfortable for politicians like me.

The Abu Dhabi fund pursuing a takeover of The Telegraph has been accused of “last-minute smoke and mirrors” after it revised the deal prompting further delays and uncertainty.

In retrospect, say many journalists at Al Roeya, the beginning of the end came on a single day 18 months ago: June 2 2022.

At a duplex in Detroit's west side, tenants were left without water for six weeks.