Nike sets fiscal Q2 results release with slim EPS gain
Nike reports its fiscal second quarter results with expected earnings per share of 0.84, down from 0.85 a year ago. Revenue is seen rising to 13.39 billion from 13.32 billion, as investors await holiday sales trends and guidance.
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Commissioners weigh supermajority vote on Creekside housing plan
At a Tuesday meeting Lawrence city commissioners faced a planning commission recommendation on a Creekside development. Neighbors urged rejection citing flood risk and infill concerns while most officials argued housing needs justify moving forward. Commissioner Dever defended the project area as not devastating ecologically and favored proceeding with conditions. Sellers opposed location despite support for infill in principle, noting personal familiarity with the area.
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Kansas defendants tied to KanRus export case pleadings
Ex KanRus Trading executives Cyril Buyanovsky and Douglas Robertson faced multiple charges in a case tying their Lawrence company to exporting controlled aircraft electronics to Russia. Buyanovsky pleaded guilty to money laundering conspiracies and crimes against the U.S., with a $500,000 asset seizure agreed, while Robertson faces 26 counts including conspiracy, illicit export, falsification, smuggling, and money laundering. Sentencing for Buyanovsky is set for March 21. Robertson’s status remains pending as prosecutors outline alleged schemes through Armenia, Cyprus, and UAE intermediaries to obscure end users and destinations.
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Wall Street Falls After Rally Fumbles on Weak Profit News
Wall Street reversed a sharp rally as major peers reported weak profits and cautious guidance. The S&P 500 slid 1.5 percent in trade, with FedEx dropping after cutting its forecast, undermining hopes the economy can tame inflation without a recession. It was reported that NFP agreed to acquire by a middle market insurer for 13.4 billion dollars.
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