Inflation Up Again As Prices Climb in December CPI
The Labor Department reports December inflation at the consumer level shows higher costs for Americans. The CPI rose 6.8 percent in November from a year earlier, the fastest pace in 39 years, with economists forecasting a 7.1 percent rise over the 12 months ending December.
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Homebuilder KB Home Amid Strong Earnings Outlook
Wall Street expects KB Home to report fiscal fourth quarter earnings and revenue higher than a year earlier. Analysts anticipate the homebuilder will show another solid quarter, echoing the strength seen in its prior three quarterly results.
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Douglas County Commission Agenda Highlights and Market Update
Douglas County considers extending a public health order with several exceptions including medical conditions religious services and seated dining. The commission also weighs Hamm Quarry expansion at 1232 East 2300 Road and revised project plans. A Northeastern University contract amendment raises the study budget to 252 500. The meeting starts 5 30 p m at the courthouse with options to attend remotely. Stocks end losses as bond market calm returns with Illumina and Aptiv moves.
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Energy stocks rally on firmer oil prices offset by uneven results
U S crude oil gains lift energy shares while Phillips 66 and Pacific Biosciences move. Phillips 66 closes near 86 as market cap remains at 1.4 billion with a 7.2 price earnings ratio. Pacific Biosciences slips after a weak revenue update. A burger chain reports a solid fourth quarter, boosting investor sentiment.
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District clash delays Wichita school board meeting
In Wichita the district faces a dispute over directives and policies with new board members, while a meeting with Superintendent Alicia Thompson and the board clerk is rescheduled. Bond and others did not comment as the district serves about 47,000 students.
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Wichita school board upholds mask mandate after election
The Wichita board voted in August to require masks for anyone inside district buildings. Incumbent Julie Hedrick won reelection, defeating Brent Davis, while Albert Bond and Stabler fell short of a conservative majority. President Stan Reeser urged compliance and warned of a potential quorum to run district business.
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