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US close: Stocks make gains ahead of 4 July holiday - Vimarsana News

US close: Stocks make gains ahead of 4 July holiday

Wall Street saw a slight uptick in its major stock indices on a short-but-sweet Monday, as markets closed early ahead of the July 4th holiday.

Dollar Tree cited for exposing 'employees to serious risks and injuries' – what we know - Vimarsana News

Dollar Tree cited for exposing 'employees to serious risks and injuries' – what we know

OSHA is proposing $294,668 in penalties following an inspection of the Dollar Tree store at 760 Tiogue Ave. in Coventry.

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Third RI Dollar Tree store cited by OSHA for worker safety violations - Vimarsana News

Third RI Dollar Tree store cited by OSHA for worker safety violations

OSHA is proposing $294,668 in penalties following an inspection of the Dollar Tree store at 760 Tiogue Ave. in Coventry.

US close: Stocks fall for third day as Powell warns of further hikes - Vimarsana News

US close: Stocks fall for third day as Powell warns of further hikes

Wall Street stocks experienced their third consecutive day in the red on Wednesday, after Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell warned Congress that further rate hikes would be needed this year to combat inflation.

What the Dollar stores' stumbles say about the US economy - Vimarsana News

What the Dollar stores' stumbles say about the US economy

Dollar stores which generally serve low-income households, are cutting their earnings outlooks, anticipating a challenging year. It suggests economic pain coming out of the pandemic among low-income households, where wage gains haven’t kept pace. The US economy may escapes a recession off the back of the resilient middle- and upper-income consumers but what about widening inequalities?