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3 Min Read NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar fell for a third straight session on Thursday, with investors seeking out higher-yielding currencies, as a slew of better-than-expected U.S. data and continued optimism about a massive stimulus package spurred hopes of a recovery in the world’s largest economy. Slideshow ( 2 images ) The euro, on the other hand, gained versus an overall weak dollar, even as European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde warned about a renewed surge in COVID-19 infections and the prospect of prolonged restrictions that could challenge the region’s economic outl...

Forget economic data releases and corporate trading statements -- vaccine rollout progress is what fund managers and analysts are watching to gauge which markets may recover quickest from the COVID-19 devastation and to guide their investment decisions.

Middlesex County College announces name change Middlesex County College announces name change The college’s Board of Trustees approved the name change in October, which took effect Jan. 1. A public unveiling of the new logo and visual identity is planned for some time in May. “We know two things,” College President Mark McCormick said in a prepared statement. “First, that students receive an excellent education here, and when they transfer to a four-year college or university, they do as well or better than students who start at a four-year institution. They are very well prepared. B...

Kilauea crowds a welcome nudge for the economy ― and a public health test Chelsea Davis © Provided by Honolulu KHNL USGS officials said with two of the caldera's three vents still pumping, the lava lake is now 470 feet deep. HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - The USGS said more than 2 billion gallons of lava have spewed out of Kilauea since Sunday night, when it began to erupt after a two-year pause. The lava lake at Halemaumau Crater is now 470 feet deep. It’s incredible to see it in photos or videos, but many people went to see it for themselves. And that’s exactly...