July 8, 2025

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AAPL, BAC, F: Hedge Funds Bet Against Stock Market Recovery

Hedge funds have placed a record number of short bets against stocks since U.S. President Donald Trump announced his reciprocal trade tariffs on April 2. Stay Ahead of the Market: According to U.S. investment bank Goldman Sachs (GS), which tracks the moves of major hedge funds around the world, the so called “smart money” remains

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FBI probes bombshell claim that NY robbed Long Island public hospital of crucial funds: chairman

The FBI is investigating bombshell allegations of a scheme by top Long Island and New York officials to shut down Nassau University Medical Center, the public hospital’s chairman told The Post on Monday. NUMC chief Matthew Bruderman revealed he is “cooperating” with the agency, as well as the Department of Justice, in a probe of

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Which Wisconsin school districts receive the most federal funding?

Linda McMahon says Dept. of Education can only be closed by Congress President Donald Trump’s nominee for education secretary faced questions about federal funding for low-income schools, school choice and more. As President Donald Trump slashes federal programs nationwide, funding for public school districts across Wisconsin is in jeopardy. Some Wisconsin school districts rely on

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Ohio Division of Unclaimed Funds Launches Enhanced Claim System for

The Ohio Division of Unclaimed Funds makes it less hassle for residents to claim their slice of the $4.8 billion pie currently in the state’s care. This upgrade, which aims to simplify and potentially quicken the claims process, is a welcomed change, especially considering the division returned over $149.6 million to Ohioans in 2024 through

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Ohio unveils streamlined system for claiming $4.8 billion in unclaimed funds

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WKRC) – The Ohio Department of Commerce’s Division of Unclaimed Funds has launched a new system aimed at simplifying and expediting the process for Ohioans to claim their share of approximately $4.8 billion in unclaimed funds. These funds originate from sources such as dormant bank accounts, uncashed checks, stocks and bonds, utility deposits,

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A Chance for Residents to

Ohio residents might find some unexpected cash in their pockets thanks to the state’s latest upgrade to its unclaimed funds system. The promise of discovered dollars—in the form of forgotten bank accounts, dusty checks never cashed, lost stocks and bonds, and more—comes from the Division of Unclaimed Funds, housed within the Ohio Department of Commerce. According

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BHS talent show raises funds for summer reading

BRUNSWICK ‚Ohio — Brunswick students showcased their artistic abilities while supporting literacy at the “Brunswick’s Got Talent” show in March. The Student Council-led event at the Brunswick Performing Arts Center (PAC) raised over $800 to benefit the “Read Across Brunswick” summer reading initiative. After an impressive display of talent in the first talent show held

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Minot scrambles to restore funds to bill | News, Sports, Jobs

The Trinity Health West building at the intersection of Broadway and Burdick in downtown Minot is shown Friday. The building, used by both Trinity and Dakota College at Bottineau, is proposed for a Health Sciences Institute. Jill Schramm/MDN BISMARCK – The state’s acquisition of a downtown Trinity Health building for a Health Sciences Institute would

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Seattleites react to stock market slide as retirement funds take a hit

The stock market continued its downward spiral Friday, sparking concern for people across the country as they watched their retirement funds plunge in value. The drops, caused by growing trade tensions between the U.S. and other countries, wiped out $6 trillion in stock value as of the week’s end. President Donald Trump on Wednesday announced

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RI federal judge orders FEMA to unfreeze disaster funds. What comes next?

PROVIDENCE – A federal judge in Rhode Island directed the Federal Emergency Management Agency on Friday to comply with a previous court order and release funds to states that filed suit against the administration of President Donald Trump. U.S. District Court Chief Judge John J. McConnell Jr. granted a request from 23 Democratic states, including

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