Dow finally clears 20,000 as market hits milestone
The Dow Jones topped 20,000 for the first time on Wednesday as earnings from Boeing and other giants drive gains. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq also reached records, with banks leading the advance while high dividend stocks lagged amid rising bond yields.
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Boeing rebounds as Dreamliner lift boosts profits
Boeing shares hit an all-time high as the Dreamliner comeback helps cut losses and lift quarterly profit. The Dow leader rose 4.2 percent to 167.36 amid cash-return pledges, strong backlog, and plans for higher output of 737 jets while forecasting a sales dip due to fewer 777s.
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Akron to Trim One Of Two Goodrich Smokestacks
Akron plans to shorten the northern 195 foot red brick Goodrich smokestack by 100 feet due to deterioration risking collapse. Mayor Horigan cites safety and $1 million to secure bricks as reasons, with work estimated at 130000 to 175000 dollars. The southern stack remains, and Canal Place now sits on the former Goodrich site.
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Wyoming lawmakers back wind and sun power subsidy plan
A group of Wyoming legislators support a plan to fine utilities that use energy from wind or solar, arguing renewables are essential amid a $360 million public education budget shortfall. They note Wyoming’s strong wind potential but coal oil and gas underpin the economy. Some fear renewables are over promoted and subsidized at fossil fuel expense.
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Facebook adjusts trending topics to curb fake news
Facebook updates its trending feature to count publishers posting about a topic rather than only individual posts. The change aims to ensure topics reflect real world events covered by multiple outlets and curb misinformation after criticism ahead of the election.
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