Reliable Sport to Move to New 55,000-Sq-Ft Holland Site
Reliable Sport will relocate from 254 S River Ave to 710 Chicago Dr by April 2, expanding from 24,000 to over 55,000 square feet. Owner Izzy Quintanilla plans new departments including camping, home theater seating, outdoor gear, security and Oakley apparel while maintaining core products and a refreshed staff. The sale involved Fun Real Estate LLC selling River Avenue building to Dennis Ellens, whose wife is Betsy DeVos’ sister, with liquidation underway at the old location.
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Facebook sinks as FTC probe weighs on shares
U.S. stock indices end mostly higher after a volatile session led by gains in retailers and energy. Amazon outpaced Alphabet to become the second most valuable U.S. listed company as Facebook fell on reports of an FTC data handling probe and Cambridge Analytica fallout. Twitter and Snap slid alongside broader tech concerns as Washington and London pressures mounted on data privacy rules.
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Trump congratulates Putin on election call discussed
President Trump spoke with Vladimir Putin and suggested an upcoming meeting to discuss the arms race and other issues. Critics called the call inappropriate noting Russia’s alleged meddling in U S elections and the poisoning of a former spy in England.
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Tariffs Trigger Industry Push for Exemptions Amid Trade Tensions
Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross promotes tariffs as minor while can makers and other industries press for exemptions. The Can Manufacturers Institute cites 119 billion cans produced in the U.S. and warns a small tariff could raise costs by about 1.1 billion dollars. Countries including the EU, South Korea, Australia, and Brazil seek relief, even as Mexico and Canada receive NAFTA leeway. Senator Wyden weighs in on tariff necessity.
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