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White-tailed deer in Arkansas tests positive for chronic wasting disease, AGFC confirms

Officials with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission confirmed Thursday that a white-tailed deer in Craighead County tested positive for chronic wasting disease.

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Arkansas Game and Fish testing mountain lion carcass discovered in north Arkansas

Teams from the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission are testing the carcass of a mountain lion found recently by a U.S. Forest Service employee.

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Fed rate: 2008 financial crisis may not be reprised in US or India but play out in some other countries: Maneesh Dangi

“India's overall leverage is very low and has sort of stagnated over a decade. I would not be surprised if we do not make any major macro mistakes as a country. I would not be surprised if leverage goes up quite sharply from here or next 10 to 15 years time.”

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Another Big Short? Michael Burry's new bet may not be a big worry for India

In a regulatory filing, Burry's Scion Asset Management revealed last week that it bought put options for the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust and the Invesco QQQ Trust Series 1 ETF, which track respectively the S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100 indices. Scion's bet is worth a total $1.6 billion.

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Office REITs 'more of a 2024 value play': Scotia analyst

Daily roundup of research and analysis from what The Globe and Mail’s market strategist Scott Barlow

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Katy Tur Reports

spending and cutting into entitlement programs. that's not going to happen. i think the big event here is there's not going to be a breach of the debt limit. there won't be a default, and i think markets will likely be calmed by that. there is an expression on wall street that you buy the rumor and sell the news. we'll have to wait to tomorrow to see how markets react. >> let me ask you about 2011 because there's all of this monday morning quarterbacking, but looking back on 2011 and the effect that that debt limit deal had on the economy and the recovery from the great recession, why was that such a problem, and why are there still lingering concerns about what might happen with this? >> it's a vastly different set of cuts that occurred in 2011. they were certainly deeper. we were still struggling to come ouch the great financial crisis, and we had not stimulated the economy to the same extent coming out of the gfc as we have coming out of the pandemic, and so, again, for those reasons, i think this is probably less impactful from a slow growth

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Morning Joe

pace of steady, strong job creation the interesting news, as you suggested, is what's been happening to black unemployment. black unemployment has historically been much higher. the red line here, than white unemployment early '80s, over 20% after the gfc, 17% spiked again during covid. now, we're down at 5%. the lowest ever recorded and, actually, white unemployment didn't move barely at all last month. black unemployment is coming down this is what happens when you have a hot economy, a strong economy. basically, employers need workers so much, they, in effect, suck into the labor force people who haven't been able to find jobs in less robust, economic times. >> record low of 5%. as you said, to put that into perspective, during the financial crisis of 2010, black unemployment was at 17%. 5% is a good number. let's look at your third chart some more good news, steve, about income gains, strongest at the bottom of the economic ladder.

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