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Mar 15 2024
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Marriages licenses issued: February 2024
Mercedes Michelle Brittany Bain and Zachary Scott Cody, both of 714 S. Newton Ave. in Albert Lea.
Alexis Danielle Bakker, of 120 Maple St. in Conger, and Brent Oyer Fjermestad, of 69733 240th St. in Albert Lea.
Tiffany Georgia-Rose Rogers, of 851 Grindstone Circle in Waterloo, Iowa, and Tendai Gary Muyengwa, of 8551 121st Ave. N. in Champlin.
Garrett Emmett Everett of 2517
Albert Lea TribuneApr 16 2024
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UK Inflation Stronger Than Expected on Higher Fuel Prices
UK inflation slowed less than expected last month, underscoring the reluctance of some Bank of England officials to begin cutting interest rates.
Consumer prices rose 3.2% in March compared with a year earlier, down from 3.4% in February, the Office for National Statistics said Wednesday. While it was the lowest since September 2021, the BOE and private-sector economists had expected a
BloombergMay 09 2024
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Waterford, East Lyme residents frustrated by failure of data center study bill
May 9—WATERFORD — Opponents of a proposed data center on the grounds of the Millstone Power Station, who had rallied in support of a bill to study the center's impact on the electrical grid and their communities, were frustrated Thursday to learn the legislation didn't go forward. Senate Bill 299 would have required ISO New England, the grid manager for five states in New England, to study the
Yahoo NewsApr 29 2024
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FCC fines US wireless carriers over illegal location data sharing
The Federal Communications Commission on Monday fined the largest U.S. wireless carriers nearly $200 million for illegally sharing access to customers’ location information.
The FCC is finalizing fines first proposed in February 2020, including $80 million for T-Mobile, $12 million for Sprint, which T-Mobile has since acquired; $57 million for AT&T (T.N), opens new tab, and nearly $
ReutersMay 09 2024
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Biden Unveils $3.3B Microsoft Data Center Project On Former FoxConn Site
President Joe Biden has just announced that Microsoft is planning to build a $3.3 billion data center in southeastern Wisconsin, right on the site where Foxconn, an electronics manufacturer company backed by Trump that was supposed to make a $10 billion investment in 2017 but was scaled back by several fold, is located.
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International Business TimesApr 17 2024
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South African Inflation Cools to Two-Month Low in March
South Africa’s inflation rate dipped to a two-month low in March, but that is unlikely to persuade policymakers to cut borrowing costs as the drop is expected to be short-lived because of rising oil prices and renewed rand weakness.
Consumer prices rose 5.3% in March from a year earlier, compared with 5.6% in February, Pretoria-based Statistics South Africa said Wednesday in a statement
BloombergApr 11 2024
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3 smart gold investing moves to make with inflation rising
We may receive commissions from some links to products on this page. Promotions are subject to availability and retailer terms. At the start of 2024, many Americans were optimistic that inflation was permanently cooling and relief would soon be on the horizon. Unfortunately, that hasn't been the case in the first quarter of the year, with inflation reports in January, February and March
CBS News (Online)May 09 2024
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Atlanta considers data center ban along Beltline, near transit stops
“For every data center that we build, an apartment building or commercial building or grocery store is not being built,” Dozier said. “... We want to create these spaces that have people walking, biking and taking transit. Data centers don’t really meet that intent.” Effectively warehouses filled with computer servers, data centers have recently faced increased scrutiny from lawmakers and
Atlanta Journal-ConstitutionMar 21 2024
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Maine home sales finally increased in February, but so did prices
Maine home sales increased year over year last month, ending a more than two-year slump of declining sales. It’s a positive sign that the low inventory that has held the housing market in a vice-grip may be easing, but February sales were still too low for comfort and real estate experts say Maine’s not in the clear just yet. Just 789 houses changed hands last month, an 11.4% increase from the
Portland Press HeraldApr 11 2024
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Stubborn inflation puts drag on Biden’s reelection run
President Biden received a double whammy of bad economic news this week with two separate Labor Department reports showing America’s prolonged battle with inflation is still ongoing and undercutting his reelection message. On Thursday, the Producer Price Index, which measures inflation at the wholesale level, rose 2.1% in March compared to a year earlier, the biggest gain since April 2023 and
Washington Times