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Stocks slump on fears about rates, recession after jobs data

Stocks slump on fears about rates, recession after jobs data

Stocks slump on fears about rates, recession after jobs data

Good news on the economy remains bad news for Wall Street.

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Former West Tennessee high school baseball booster club treasurer accused of stealing from club

In October 2022, an Obion County Grand Jury indicted Allison Baldwin on one count of theft over $2,500.
Nobel Peace Prize to activists from Belarus, Russia, Ukraine

The award follows a tradition of highlighting groups and activists trying to prevent conflicts, alleviate hardship and protect human rights.
NYC mayor declares state of emergency over migrants

New York City’s already strained shelter system has been under even greater pressure for much of this year from the unexpected influx of those needing help.

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Latino One-Stop offering resources and food items
Robin Roberts, George Stephanopoulos hit milestone on 'GMA'
Men cycling from Germantown to Rosemary Beach, Florida, to raise money for those fighting breast cancer
'Super Mario Bros. Movie' teaser trailer gives first look at Mario
"Time to feed her demons" | Memphis woman charged with stabbing man to death
Explainer: How one computer forecast model botched Ian
MFD searching for arsonist after two fires in one day at vacant East Memphis church
263,000 new jobs in September, US hiring report says

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Opinion | A national search for a new MLGW CEO is unnecessary | Otis Sanford

ABC24 political analyst and commentator Otis Sanford shared his point of view on the debate over the next head of MLGW.
Transportation company officially opens new headquarters at former Mall of Memphis site

Memphis-based RDX, LLC, a transportation company, announced it officially opened its new headquarters Friday at the site on American Way.

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No, President Biden didn’t legalize marijuana nationwide

Cannabis won’t be legal at the federal level until Congress acts to remove it from the Controlled Substances Act, an expert told VERIFY.
No, Texas is not revoking voter registrations without telling people

The claim comes from a court ruling on the state’s process for flagging noncitizen voters. The ruling doesn’t allow Texas to revoke registrations without notice.