Commerce Department reports rise in wholesale inventories
The Commerce Department releases its latest wholesale inventories tally showing a 1.1 percent increase in March as wholesalers stockpile ahead of expected demand. Economists forecast about 0.8 percent growth in April with gains preceding.
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Campbell Soup Faces Likely Q3 Earnings Dip
Campbell Soup, famed for snacks and soup, saw rising sales in the pandemic era as households bought more packaged foods. The August-start fiscal year reported stronger first-half earnings and revenue, but analysts now expect the firm to show a decline in the fiscal third quarter versus a year earlier.
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Energy veteran calls tough decision the hardest yet
A 39 year energy industry veteran describes a career defining moment as the hardest decision of his tenure. This remark frames a significant strategic choice affecting company direction and industry impact.
Lawrence school board hopeful cites remote learning gaps
Myranda Zarlengo, a candidate for one of Lawrence's three open school board seats, says many students were not set up to succeed during remote learning and urges careful adaptation of operations as schools reopen. She notes her daughter struggled online and stresses safer, effective in person options. Primary set for August 3 with general election November 2.
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U S Stocks Drift After Uneven Day On Light Earnings Week
U S stock indexes meandered to a tentative finish as investors held a wait and see stance amid a thin week of earnings. Marvell Technology and Keurig Dr Pepper were cited with stock moves and a Mondelēz International offering.
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County considers LESA system for agricultural rezoning
Douglas County plans to retool zoning reviews by adopting the Land Evaluation and Site Assessment system to rate agricultural land productivity. If the County Commission approves, staff will develop a formal LESA process with soil and other measures, affecting agricultural rezoning decisions today at 5:30 p.m. at the courthouse.
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