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WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. small business confidence fell to an 11-month low in January amid persistent worker shortages and higher prices for materials, a survey showed on Tuesday.The National Federation of Independent Business said its Small Business Optimism Index dropped 1.8 points to 97.1 last month, the lowest reading since February 2021. Scarce workers and

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Nurse Grace Acebo swabs Fabian Urruticochea ,13, in a coronavirus test at UCSF Laurel Heights in San Francisco.Bay Area health officials are increasingly talking about the pandemic’s denoument, and a lot of that revolves around just what the “endemic” phase will look like. It’s been two years since a Santa Clara woman became the first

Police searching for man who robbed west valley business at gunpoint  News3LVsource

YourbasinPlease enter a search term.Please enter a search term. by: Tatiana Battle Posted: Feb 8, 2022 / 12:27 PM CST Updated: Feb 8, 2022 / 12:27 PM CST by: Tatiana Battle Posted: Feb 8, 2022 / 12:27 PM CST Updated: Feb 8, 2022 / 12:27 PM CST MIDLAND, Texas (Nexstar) – Project L.A.M.B.O is a

If there was one part of the Euphoria season 2 premiere that felt like a long time coming, it was seeing someone finally get some revenge on Nate Jacobs, the football star who's found a way to terrorize just about every beloved character in the cast.Going back into production, actor Jacob Elordi, who plays the

Pack Leader: Quinn Johnson leads Loomis over S-E-M  Kearney Hubsource

The Ohio Supreme Court’s ruling Monday to strike down maps of Ohio’s state House and Senate U.S. House districts seems to have sown confusion among state legislators still trying to assemble an acceptable map of new congressional districts — and thrown both processes back on the Ohio Redistricting Commission.What’s happened: Every 10 years, the state