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Hay now
MOSES LAKE — Klompen Farms of Royal City is this year’s hay growing royalty. Owners Bob and Anne Wieldraayer we…
FedEx will shift final delivery of some express parcels
FedEx will tweak its operations by having its ground-delivery unit take over some deliveries from the company's separate and more costly express business.
Famed Seattle eatery pays $483,000 in wage theft case
SEATTLE (AP) — A venerable restaurant in Seattle's Pike Place Market has agreed to pay $483,000 to settle wage theft allegations.
Amateur basketball league founder says Avenatti betrayed him
NEW YORK (AP) — A Los Angeles amateur basketball league's founder told jurors Thursday that Michael Avenatti betrayed him when the lawyer threatened to make his complaints against Nike public.
Manfred, Mets say sale from Wilpons to Cohen is off
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred and the New York Mets say talks have ended over the proposed sale of a controlling share of the team from the families of Fred Wilpon and Saul Katz to hedge fu…
How major US stock indexes fared Friday
Stocks closed lower on Wall Street for the first time this week Friday, but still notched their best weekly gain since June.
US employers add 225,000 jobs, unemployment rate rises to 3.6% as Americans flood job market
WASHINGTON (AP) — US employers add 225,000 jobs, unemployment rate rises to 3.6% as Americans flood job market.
Barr's call for U.S. control of 5G providers quickly rebuked
NEW YORK (AP) — Trump administration officials, increasingly intent on preventing Chinese global technological domination, keep floating the idea that the U.S. government should take a more direct hand in running
How major US stock indexes fared Friday
Stocks closed lower on Wall Street for the first time this week Friday, but still notched their best weekly gain since June.
Healthy US job market: How big a political edge for Trump?
WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. hiring jumped last month, and many more people were encouraged to look for work, showing that the economy remains robust despite threats from China’s viral outbreak, an ongoing trade war and …
Software glitches force GM to recall pickups for 2nd time
DETROIT (AP) — General Motors is recalling about 162,000 full-size pickup trucks worldwide for a second time because of faulty brake control software that was installed in a recall from last year.
Uber, AbbVie rise; Wynn, Myrian Genetics fall on Wall Street
NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks that moved heavily or traded substantially on Friday:
Holiday on plastic: US credit card debt surged in December
WASHINGTON (AP) — Americans gave their credit cards a real workout this past holiday season.
No handshakes at meet and greet? Tech show adapts to virus
LONDON (AP) — A major European technology trade fair has a low-tech idea for reducing virus risks: go hands-free.
Economic impact of virus widens as Ericsson exits trade show
BEIJING (AP) — More than a month after the outbreak of China's deadly virus, the economic damage is being felt by more businesses and is threatening the outlook for the global economy.
FedEx will shift final delivery of some express parcels
FedEx will tweak its operations by having its ground-delivery unit take over some deliveries from the company's separate and more costly express business.