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Target rolls out two major changes to prove its value to customers

Under its transformation plan Target is launching two major updates in a bid to regain shoppers’ trust.

What If The Risk-On Cycle Has Topped?

The consensus remains bullish on inflationary expectations, including precious metals, stocks, and oil. Read more here.

Holland Lake Lodge owner: Business unlikely to fully open this summer due to sewer issues

A group of Swan Valley residents have raised concerns that a short-term fix to open the lodge for events this summer could leak into nearby groundwater.

City catches up with $2 million infrastructure improvements

The Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen will begin the new budget season with a special call Finance Committee meeting on April 6.

Oklahoma Voice: Oklahoma Senate passes $2,000 teacher pay raise

OKLAHOMA CITY — A $2,000 teacher salary increase passed unanimously in the Oklahoma Senate.

Gas Crisis Dwarfs Oil Shock as LNG Supply Breaks

Until less than a month ago, most energy analysts were warning about a glut in oil and a likely glut in LNG as new capacity came online in the United States. Glut was the word that described global energy market fundamentals. Then the U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran on February 28 changed everything, and now everyone is warning of shortages. Oil shortages are already emerging in some parts of the world, but the bigger and worse shortage is in natural gas. QatarEnergy yesterday declared force majeure on LNG contracts with buyers in Italy, China,...

City of McAlester makes final payment for Shops at McAlester TIF district

City leaders approved the final payment of $1,397,160.81 to the Shops at McAlester developer, officially fulfilling the City’s obligations under the Tax Increment Financing agreement tied to the development.

What to Know About Canadian Bank Stocks in 2026

Investors need to be careful when buying the recent pullback in bank stocks. The post What to Know About Canadian Bank Stocks in 2026 appeared first on The Motley Fool Canada .

Oklahoma Senate passes $2,000 teacher pay raise

OKLAHOMA CITY — A $2,000 teacher salary increase passed unanimously in the Oklahoma Senate.

Central Lee school district decreases tax levy

CFO uncertainty rises more than any other top concern during Q1

In a sign of uncertainty, financial market volatility has flared this month, with the Cboe Volatility Index hitting the highest level since the imposition of sweeping U.S. tariffs last April.

Gold reserves not being sold off, funds reinvested for returns – Sammy Gyamfi

The Chief Executive Officer of GoldBod, Sammy Gyamfi, has dismissed claims by the Minority that the Bank of Ghana is selling off the country’s gold reserves.