Fairly Painless names Steve Groenink president in Holland
The West Michigan marketing firm Fairly Painless, marking 25 years serving the area, announces Steve Groenink as new president. He succeeds owner Chris Cook who will retire, with Cheryl Bell and Groenink joining as co-owners as Cook remains majority owner. Groenink brings 35 years of leadership, including 25 in finance and ten as COO at Lambert Edwards. The firm, with Holland and Grand Rapids offices, plans strategic rollout in coming months to sharpen identity and growth.
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Sidewalk sales set for downtown Holland Aug 10 11
More than 50 Holland shops offer discounts Friday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. August 10 11. Eighth Street closes from College to River to create space for wares and parking restrictions on River Avenue. Live music 5 8 p.m. Friday and 11 a.m. 1 p.m. Saturday features The Growing Roots and Dying Will Be Easy. Sponsor Back to Health offers spinal screenings.
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U.S. tightens China tech investment and exports rules
Congress approved a new law expanding CFIUS review to include high tech investments and real estate near sensitive sites, aiming to curb Beijing's access to U.S. robotics AI and VR tech. The measure broadens oversight beyond control stakes and seeks patterns in foreign deals with allies.
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U S probes Ford F-150 fires
U S safety investigators examine complaints that seat belt pretensioners in 2015 to 2018 Ford F-150 trucks may cause fires. Three fires destroyed vehicles, two self-extinguished. Fires reportedly started in the pillar housing the belts. no injuries reported. Ford cooperates. NHTSA seeks causes and possible recall.
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Musk proposes $72 billion Tesla take-private bid
Tesla chief Elon Musk floated taking the company private at 420 a share via Twitter. He claimed funding was secured and hinted shareholders could keep a stake through a special fund. The move followed reports Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund held a 3 to 5 percent stake.
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Market Close: Dow/ NASDAQ Rise Cited in Tech Rally
U.S. stock markets ended higher as the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose to 25,628.91, up 126.73 points, and the NASDAQ Composite climbed to 7,883.66, gaining 23.99 points. Investors tracked tech sector leadership and broader economic signals.
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