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The somebody on oversight and investigations hearing will now come to order. Today the committee is holding a hearing entitled sounding the alarm, the Public Health threats of ecigarettes. The purpose is to examine the Public Health impacts related to ecigarette manufacturing, sales and use. The chair recognizes herself for purposes of an opening statement. Our country is facing a serious Public Health epidemic, one that is causing severe harm. This hearing will examine the cause of that epidemic, the uncontrolled and rising use of ecigarettes. As lifethreatening illnesses sweep the country an...

Day of november on the backs of home depot and kohls, both tumbling after cutting outlooks and comps forecast. The record rally for stocks, it rolls on. Futures as you saw pointing to renewed all time highs at the open and vaping crackdown. California suing juul for marketing to teens new york set to make a socalled major announcement of their own later today. Well start with retail, though, home depot shares down on the premarket, earnings did beat but sales missed and company cuts the full year outlook saying integration is not delivering as quickly as they thought. Kohls tumbling on weaker ...

Dp lets say it gave a nice boost to the averages. Dow up, s p 500 up. 33 . Nasdaq up. 33 interesting synergy there, huh but as important as the Federal Reserve might be, can we just say that its not the only thing that matters there are a lost constraints on companies these days that have nothing to do with the fed and after hearing from apple and facebook after the bell, can you imagine these two Huge Companies tonight, you know what its head scratching i mean, theyre up weve got to devote more attention to a couple of things in particular i never really talked about on this show. We need to ...

By Lauren C. Williams May 26, 2021 A recent watchdog report provides a glimpse into how the Defense Department spent emergency pandemic funds. In the much-redacted report, the DOD's Office of Inspector General reviewed six key awards totaling $207 million in contracts and found that officials complied with federal acquisition regulations and other authorities when funding existing contracts and new technology investment agreements with $1 billion allocated in the CARES Act for purchases and contractor payments under the Defense Production Act. The Pentagon assigned $213 million of this for m...

By Lauren C. Williams   A recent watchdog report provides a glimpse into how the Defense Department spent emergency pandemic funds. In the much-redacted report, the DOD's Office of Inspector General reviewed six key awards totaling $207 million in contracts and found that officials complied with federal acquisition regulations and other authorities when funding existing contracts and new technology investment agreements with $1 billion allocated in the CARES Act for purchases and contractor payments under the Defense Production Act. The Pentagon assigned $213 million of this for medical sup...