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CNBC Worldwide Exchange November 20, 2017 - Vimarsana News

CNBC Worldwide Exchange November 20, 2017

Worldwide exchange. Good morning on this holiday week. Lets get to the market picture. As we said, we did have declines for the dow and the s p last week the nasdaq was able to hold on to a 0. 4 gains came on slight losses on friday as we said for the week its held slight declines, two in a row for the dow. This morning we are pointing low. A little bit of weakness and thats fed into futures markets. Dow is down 13 yields slipped again last week ending at 2. 35 on the ten ear. Weve slipped a little further over the week end. 2. 34 at the yield on the ten year, short end of the curve they have ...

MN-C awarded at Oklahoma Press Association banquet - Vimarsana News

MN-C awarded at Oklahoma Press Association banquet

The McAlester News-Capital staff received several awards Saturday night at the Oklahoma Press Association banquet.

GREGO: Budget talks continue; Remembering James Beaty - Vimarsana News

GREGO: Budget talks continue; Remembering James Beaty

Budget talks between the governor and House and Senate Leadership seem to occupy most of the news coming out of the Capitol this week as the clock begins to run

RAMBLIN' REWIND: Pete Seeger's Hootenanny - Vimarsana News

RAMBLIN' REWIND: Pete Seeger's Hootenanny

EDITOR’S NOTE: Former Managing Editor James Beaty died May 12, 2024. Over the next few months, the McAlester News-Capital is rerunning some of his more memorable Ramblin’ Round columns. This

5 THINGS TO KNOW: Plan for a sober driver on 4/20 - Vimarsana News

5 THINGS TO KNOW: Plan for a sober driver on 4/20

The U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the Oklahoma Highway Safety Office urges drivers to stay sober behind the wheel.