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Dec 15 2023
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Montana Department of Commerce director resigns over travel expense violations – Daily Montanan
Montana Department of Commerce Director Scott Osterman resigned Wednesday after an internal investigation found he had filed more than $26,000 in travel expenses in violation of state policy. The Montana Free Press first reported Osterman’s resignation and details of the expenses and investigation on Thursday. Osterman was appointed by Gov. Greg Gianforte in January 2021 after he took office.
Daily MontananAug 14 2024
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Alibaba Stock: China E-Commerce Rivals Alibaba, JD To Report Earnings
Rival Chinese e-commerce giants Alibaba (BABA) and JD.com (JD) will report June quarter earnings results early Thursday. Shares of both Alibaba and JD stock were lower Wednesday ahead of the report. U.S.-listed shares of both companies remain popular picks among Wall Street analysts, despite prolonged slumps. Here's what to know ahead of the earnings results: Alibaba's report will cover its
Investor's Business DailyJul 01 2024
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Kalei Beelitz steps down as Commerce police chief
Commerce Police Chief Kalei Beelitz on Monday submitted his resignation to the City of Commerce. Beelitz had served in the Commerce Police Department since September 2013 and was named interim chief in February 2023 before being appointed to as police chief in June 2023. "I am thankful and deeply honored by the opportunity I've had to serve this community,” Beelitz said. “I hold the department
The Herald BannerAug 30 2024
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North Texas vs. Texas A&M-Commerce 8/30/24 - Stream the Match Live - Watch ESPN
ESPN.comSep 09 2024
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Oklahoma Department of Transportation to change tribal nation boundary signs
OKLAHOMA CITY — Highway signs marking the boundaries of the state’s tribal nations will soon be removed and replaced by the Oklahoma Department of Transportation. The new signs will be standardized. Every sign will be brown with white lettering, which indicates a site of cultural or historic interest, according to the federal Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices. The tribal nations will
Tulsa WorldSep 06 2024
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American killed in West Bank, State Department says
An American citizen has died during a protest in the West Bank, Fox News has confirmed. The State Department says it is aware of "the tragic death" of Aysrnur Egzi Eygi, although did not provide any more details. The agency did not say how she died. However, Reuters, citing the official Palestinian news agency WAFA, reported that a U.S. citizen taking part in a protest against settlement
Fox News DigitalSep 11 2024
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UW Police Department recovers several stolen football championship rings
Eight of the 12 championship rings that were among the items stolen from an office inside Husky Stadium have been recovered, according to an update posted by the University of Washington Police Department. The statement confirmed a burglary took place inside Husky Stadium on Sept. 5, resulting in several items being stolen from the athletics department, previously reported by The Seattle Times
The Seattle TimesSep 05 2024
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Bolt CEO: Department stores are rising from the ashes
The once-mighty titans of retail are faltering. Barneys New York, an icon of luxury shopping, shuttered its doors in 2020. Sears, a 125-year-old institution, teeters on the brink of extinction. Even Macy’s, whose Thanksgiving Day parade is synonymous with American culture, has announced store closures and job cuts. These are not mere stumbles—they are symptoms of a seismic shift in the retail
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