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Detroit-based Little Caesars has promoted three executives to leadership positions in the company’s technology division. The promotions come during a period of growth for the chain.Keith Faigin, a 10-year veteran of Little Caesars, has been promoted to chief information officer for the restaurant system. During his tenure, Faigin has overseen numerous software initiatives, with a focus on the company’s e-commerce platform. He has been instrumental in obtaining several patents for Little Caesars and holds a bachelor’s degree from Williams College and a master’s degree in computer science from the University of Illinois. In addition to his professional accomplishments, Keith is…
TORONTO — Canada’s main stock index rose 1.4 per cent on Wednesday in a broad-based gain led by energy, industrial and utility shares, while the U.S. stock market again hit a new record.The S&P/TSX Composite Index rose 307.73 points to close at 22,350.23.In New York, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 429.39 points to 39,721.36, the S&P 500 rose 56.93 points to 5,633.91 and the Nasdaq Composite added 218.16 points to 18,647.45.The S&P 500 and Nasdaq both hit new records on Wednesday. Tech stocks led gains in the U.S. market, with Nvidia up 2.7%, Apple up 1.9% and Microsoft up…
You’re reading Jennifer Rubin’s exclusive newsletter. Sign up to get it delivered to your inbox.This week we’ll answer reader questions, look at examples of solid journalism and cover legal developments.Questions from readers: Could the president use his current immunity to postpone the election for another year?answer: No, but if he ordered the Department of Justice to indict and imprison his opponents based on fabricated evidence in the name of “national security,” he would not be criminally prosecuted.Questions from readers: This court has made many terrible decisions, many of which ignore precedent. Why can’t a Democratic president add enough justices to…
Investing.com — The S&P 500 closed above 5,600 for the first time on Wednesday, boosted by tech stocks and hopes of an early interest rate hike after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell delivered a second day of testimony before Congress a day before the release of the latest inflation figures. As of 4:00 PM ET (8:00 GMT), the stock price was up 1% to close at 5,633.50, its sixth consecutive day of record highs. The stock price was up 1% to close at an all-time high. The stock price was up 442 points, or 1%, to close at 5,633.50, its…
Missouri will soon become one of just four states to adopt a program that reduces the government red tape startups have to go through. Gov. Mike Parson has signed a bill creating what’s called a “regulatory sandbox” program. The provision included in the bill was sponsored by Republican Sen. Denny Hoskins of Warrensburg. “Any opportunity we have to cut the red tape that’s in the sandbox portion (of the regulation) is a win for the state of Missouri and a win for small businesses,” Gov. Hoskins said at a bill signing ceremony on Tuesday. Rep. Alex Riley, a Springfield Republican…
Anna Rose Layden/Getty Images Congressman Pat Ryan speaks during a Gun Violence Prevention Task Force press conference outside the U.S. Capitol on June 13, 2023 in Washington, DC. CNN — Moderate New York Rep. Pat Ryan has called on President Joe Biden to withdraw from the Democratic presidential nomination for the next presidential election “in the interest of the country,” becoming the eighth House Democrat to do so publicly. Ryan, who first published his comments in The New York Times and later posted a statement on X, said: “I am calling on Joe Biden to step down so he can…
For a team coming off seven straight losing seasons, Colorado’s football program is one of the most polarizing in the country. The Buffaloes, who went 4-8 last year, will move into the Big 12 next fall under the guidance of head coach Deion Sanders, who played in the Big 12, their home from 1948 to 2010. With Big 12 media days wrapping up on Wednesday and Sanders finally speaking to the media, attention is quickly turning to the sidelines as the 2024 season approaches.Colorado football coach Deion Sanders discusses Buffaloes’ situation heading into next fallFort Worth, Texas, USA, September 2,…
Stocks rallied strongly on Wednesday after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell delivered dovish comments to Congress, with big tech stocks leading the way as usual and a key measure of consumer price inflation tomorrow being the next hurdle.Step forward House of Representatives CommitteeChairman Powell on Wednesday reiterated the Fed’s commitment to letting data guide interest rate policy, but stocks rose after he suggested the central bank was becoming concerned about a slowing economy and a weak labor market. “Powell noted that disinflation is set to return after upward price pressures build in the second half of 2023.” Interactive Brokers”He said…
State Senator Linda Holmes (D-Aurora) secured $61 million for infrastructure improvement investments in Kane and Kendall counties through the Illinois Department of Transportation’s “Rebuild Illinois” multi-year plan.Governor Holmes announced the infrastructure investments in a press release on July 9. The investments, valued at $61 million in total, will support 13 road and rail crossing improvement projects planned for FY 2025 in the 42nd State Senate District.”Each year, ongoing Rebuild Illinois investments improve our aging infrastructure while also improving access to jobs and opportunity in our region,” Holmes said in the release. “Kane and Kendall Counties are booming. Investments in our…
Joe Gibbs Racing steerer Ty Gibbs steered his No. 54 Monster Energy Camry XSE to third place in a NASCAR Cup Series race on the streets of downtown Chicago, and the wild atmosphere of the event hasn’t dampened his excitement even days later. “Man, it was crazy,” Gibbs, of Joe Gibbs Racing Shop, said Wednesday afternoon. “Chicago was a lot of fun. I loved that track. It was special, I loved it. My car was really fast. Everything was going well. It was changing throughout the race. It was wet, then it rained, then it dried. There was all sorts…