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BLOOMBERG Bloomberg July 3, 2024 - Vimarsana News

BLOOMBERG Bloomberg July 3, 2024

Tuesday with the nasdaq 100 at alltime highs with a big focus on retail for the next 60 minutes or so. We will hear from lowes. We will hear from macys, too. From target, plans to reduce prices on 5000 items. We know consumers are feeling pressure. Lisa we havent seen it show up , the pressure, and the broadbased confident for disinflation, which is the reason twiddling our thumbs waiting for retail to come down. Annmarie barclays saying challenges for target, cutting into memorial day, expect or of your bargains to go into july 4 like everyday items. The, soda, fresh fruit, yogurt, peanut but...

Calaveras wineries bring home the gold in huge S.F. competition - Vimarsana News

Calaveras wineries bring home the gold in huge S.F. competition

They won in the largest wine competition in North America.

Source: yahoo.com
Calaveras wineries bring home the gold in huge S.F. competition - Vimarsana News

Calaveras wineries bring home the gold in huge S.F. competition

They won in the largest wine competition in North America.

Source: aol.com
FAST Planning policy board approves funding request for regional long-term plan - Vimarsana News

FAST Planning policy board approves funding request for regional long-term plan

The Fairbanks Area Surface Transportation Planning policy board approved a $330,000 funding request to the Alaska Department of Transportation but will postpone its submission until after June 1.

Payments of around €1.4m in aid made to flood-hit Cork householders - Vimarsana News

Payments of around €1.4m in aid made to flood-hit Cork householders

Some householders have reported damage amounting to as much as €80,000