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Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL), (AGR) - Strong Deere Earnings, Buy-The-Dip Optimism Leading Late-Week Market Comeback - Vimarsana News

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL), (AGR) - Strong Deere Earnings, Buy-The-Dip Optimism Leading Late-Week Market Comeback

Share: Late spring is often marked by the color green. Today it’s not just grass and trees greening up, but also those trading charts in the early going. And let’s not forget those big green tractors. Bellwether cyclical stock  Deere & Co. (NYSE: DE), which is often considered a proxy for wider economic health, was up more than 1.3% after knocking the cover off the ball on earnings. The farm and construction equipment maker also surpassed estimates for revenue and raised net income guidance for its 2021 fiscal year. Across the pond, purchasing manager indexes showed strong eurozone busi...

Bakeries bring Mardi Gras flavor to southwest Virginia - Vimarsana News

Bakeries bring Mardi Gras flavor to southwest Virginia

Bakeries bring Mardi Gras flavor to southwest Virginia Our Daily Bread and Evie’s Bistro and Bakery baking traditional king cakes Tags:  Mardi Gras, also known as Fat Tuesday, is Feb. 16. Traveling further south to places like New Orleans to celebrate isn’t ideal because of the pandemic, but local bakeries are bringing the fun to you. King cakes originated in France and are a delicacy during carnival season. This year the season is Jan. 6th to Fat Tuesday, Feb. 16th. As a French café and bakery with multiple locations throughout the region, Our Daily Bread in Blacksburg has been baking...

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Jensen Afield: The art of memories - Vimarsana News

Jensen Afield: The art of memories

A casual look at the photograph would probably not generate any real appreciation of the shot, of three men, from behind, facing the ocean. For one thing, you cannot see their faces, an absolute no-no in the business of photo-journalism. Editors will tell you that faces, in a photo, are mandatory. But if you take the time to study the photo, taken at Ocean Park, Maine, another picture emerges. The young man on the right is looking, at high attention, to his right. And notice his two hands, open as if he is ready to grab onto something. The man on the left is looking to his left, but he seems ...