Stocks Slip as Retailers Lead Mixed Cyber Monday Outlook
Stocks rose about 1 percent while retailers showed mixed results after Black Friday as traders eye what may be the strongest Cyber Monday on record. Treasury yields held steady in the bond market. The day closes at 83.08 with a small loss. A medical technology firm is purchasing the remaining half of Nihor Medi-Physics it does not own.
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Alaska Airlines grounding disrupts Seattle flights tech issue
Alaska Airlines says an unspecified technology problem briefly grounded flights in Seattle and caused online booking problems. A 40 minute ground stop at Seattle Tacoma International Airport was requested to clear congestion while the carrier works to resolve the issue, with no further details provided. The prior September outage also stemmed from a major tech disruption.
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Fed official leans toward December rate cut
Christopher Waller, a Fed Board member, said at George Washington University he is leaning toward supporting a rate cut at the upcoming Fed meeting. He noted inflation may be headed lower but warned it could stay above 2 percent, which would argue for keeping rates unchanged.
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Court skeptical FDA misled on flavored vape ban
Supreme Court justices questioned whether federal regulators misled companies before blocking sales of flavored vaping products after a surge in teen e cigarette use. The session raised doubts about the crackdown on nicotine products designed to taste like fruit dessert or candy, in a case seen as potentially reshaping FDA strategy before a new administration could shift policy.
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Lawrence nature park hosts scenic Purple Trail in limestone outcrop
The Purple Trail in Lawrence offers scenic views with a limestone outcrop. Lawrence Nature Park sits one mile north of Sixth Street at 201 N. Folks Road, with a 15-car gravel lot, no facilities, and leash laws for dogs. The land began as a 40 acre Lichtwardt donation in 2001, overseen by the Kansas Land Trust, and expanded to 96 acres after city purchases. Robert Lichtwardt, KU professor and Botany Department head, died in 2018. Elizabeth Lichtwardt, urban planning expert and League of Women Voters figure, died in March 2024.
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