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February 18
Wall Street flirts with a record as indexes drift
Wall Street flirts with record highs as mixed trading sees the S&P 500 rise slightly, while the Dow slips and Nasdaq gains. Entergy's strong profits boost markets, but Conagra's forecast cuts weigh them down.
Business
February 18
Book Review: ‘A Fever in the Heartland’
The Ku Klux Klan’s Plot to Take Over America, and the Woman Who Stopped Them
Becky Green
Business
February 17
Saint Francis advances AI program for easier clinical paperwork
Saint Francis Healthcare System is expanding its use of Abridge's AI platform to automate clinical documentation, reducing paperwork for clinicians.
Christopher Borro
Business
February 17
Switch to summer fuel raises gasoline prices
Gasoline prices rise as refineries switch to summer fuel blends, with the national average hitting $3.16 per gallon. Missouri remains below average at $2.85, while California tops the list at $4.85.
Christopher Borro
Business
February 17
Local chambers to hold morning, afternoon events
Local chambers in Scott City, Jackson and Cape Girardeau are hosting networking events this February.
Christopher Borro
Business
February 17
Lawn care, security companies coming to Cape Girardeau
New businesses are arriving in Cape Girardeau, including Vaughan’s Communication & Security Industries, offering security services, and JP & BS Lawncare, providing lawn maintenance in multiple areas.
Christopher Borro
Business
February 15
There they grow again — FCC adds new building to Poplar Bluff operations
The Bluffs will serve patients with co-occurring disorders, some of whom could otherwise spend months in jail awaiting mental health treatment.
Jonathon Dawe
Business
February 15
Sikeston's First Midwest Bank to unveil fresh look by summer
First Midwest Bank in Sikeston is set to undergo an indoor and outdoor remodel starting Feb. 13, with completion expected by May or June, updating its look by summer.
By Gina Curtis ~ Standard Democrat
Business
February 14
Wall Street falls short of a record
Wall Street fell short of a record high as the S&P 500 ended flat amid mixed corporate earnings. While Airbnb and Wynn Resorts exceeded expectations, Applied Materials' forecast disappointed. Treasury yields eased following weak retail sales data.
STAN CHOE, Associated Press
Business
February 13
Wall Street rallies near a record after yawning at Trump’s latest tariff threat
U.S. stocks surged close to record highs as Wall Street shrugged off Trump's latest tariff threats. Strong corporate earnings and a solid job market bolstered investor confidence, despite inflation concerns.
STAN CHOE, Associated Press
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