Inflation Watch: CPI Edges Down in February Forecasts
The Labor Department releases its latest consumer price index Tuesday. Analysts expect year over year inflation of 5.9 percent in February, down from January's 6.4 percent, while monthly CPI rose 0.5 percent from December to January.
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Lennar to post first quarter earnings after the bell
Lennar Corp, the Miami based homebuilder, is set to release first quarter results after trading ends Tuesday. Analysts expect profits to slip to 1.55 dollars per share on sales of 5.9 billion dollars, from 1.69 and 5.9 billion the year prior, amid a housing downturn driven by higher mortgage rates. The Commerce Department will report January retail sales showing a 3 percent rise led by auto sales, with February seen at a 0.5 percent gain.
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Stocks Recap
In a new geopolitical context markets focus on digital influence and surveillance shifts between states. Analysts note evolving risks and opportunities as global power dynamics increasingly hinge on technology driven strategic capabilities and data governance.
Stocks End Rough Week as Rates Rise Hoisting Banks
U S stocks dropped on Friday amid fears over higher rates and after the biggest U S bank failure in about 15 years. The S P 500 slid 1 4 percent as investors priced in further economic strain and a volatile earnings season.
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Sentencing Hearing Set For March 22 In Crash Case
Sher ry Thomas, a crash victim, testified about lasting pain and loss as she spoke at court. Henderson, a Lawrence resident with ties to Tonganoxie, was described as a cheerful gamer by his grandmother. Her comments followed with relatives planning statements at the sentencing.
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Grants address death by own action crisis in Kansas
The release notes grants are to tackle the ongoing crisis of death by own action in Kansas. A 2021 KDHE finding rated death by own action as the second leading cause of death for ages 10 to 44 from 2015 to 2019. DCCCA, Kansas Black Leadership Council and 13 other agencies must create a plan with community assessment, prevention infrastructure, cultural competency, and evidence-based efforts. KDADS and the Kansas death by own action Prevention Coalition will continue support to reduce stigma and promote diversity and inclusion.
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