August U.S. new home sales barometer and Cue Health debut
The Commerce Department reports August new home sales at a seasonally adjusted annual rate around 707000, with demand strong but prices and delays potentially tempering gains. Cue Health, San Diego based, launches on Nasdaq under HLTH, offering home diagnostic tests and a 20 minute COVID variant capable kit.
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Market Outlook Cited By Northwestern Mutual Strategist
Brent Schutte, chief investment strategist, Northwestern Mutual Wealth Management, says markets will be two way but trends likely higher. The S&P 500 has seen more losing September days than all of August, with commodities data reflecting current contract changes from AP.
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Evergy’s gas conversion eyed for peak demand only
Evergy plans to run the Lawrence Energy Center unit on natural gas only during high demand periods, promising a 95 percent drop in site emissions even when partially operating. Critics argue winter storms reveal reliability gaps and that gas use is not a climate solution, with Sierra Club giving Evergy a failing decarbonization grade.
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Kansas Abortion Battle Focuses on Constitutional Amendment
Kansas lawmakers debate a constitutional amendment to ban abortion rights funded by Kansans for Life. Republican leaders push the measure amid a Texas six week ban, while supporters cite clinic regulation. Opponents warn against curbing rights as lawmakers consider further limits. Abigail Densky reports for the Kansas News Service.
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Wall Street rallies for second straight day
Stocks on Wall Street rose for the second day, reversing an early-week slide as the S&P 500 Dow Jones and Nasdaq posted solid gains. H.B. Fuller and Steelcase showed notable moves with mixed results as revenue forecasts and supply chain issues influenced quarterly figures.
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