Rockford RoadDog

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Thank You Brian at M&T Bank.
WE Appreciate & Value our Relationship!

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♥️ I LOVE U 🩷
Signed,
Maisey June

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*Swiped Left and this image popped up which gave me smile this Morning. I would walk thru fire and back for the TEAM and these humans…..

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Come checkout some of the changes to the Tipp City RoadDog - expanded product selection across various categories including grocery, candy, automotive and more!

11/13/2024

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CPI Report Today: Dow Futures, Bond Yields Edge Down Ahead of Inflation Gauge
The consumer-price index for October is due this morning

Last Updated:
Nov. 13, 2024 at 5:56 AM EST

Inflation is back in the spotlight, as the Trump rally shows signs of stalling.

The October consumer-price index, due at 8:30 a.m. ET, is expected to have risen 2.6% from a year earlier. Ahead of the inflation data, stock futures and bond yields edged lower.

Markets have been on a tear since Donald Trump’s election victory, but some of the euphoria has started to fade this week. Popular investments such as Trump’s social-media stock DJT and the Russell 2000 index of small stocks have given back some gains.

Wednesday’s inflation data will offer the latest test of investors’ optimism, and could shift markets’ expectations for the Federal Reserve’s December meeting. Markets are pricing in a 66% chance that the Fed will deliver a third rate cut this year, according to CME Group data.

In recent trading:

Stock futures edged lower. On Tuesday, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite snapped five-day winning streaks.

Treasury yields edged lower, after the 10-year yield settled Tuesday at 4.43%.

Bitcoin traded around $87,000. The cryptocurrency had approached $90,000 on Tuesday.

The dollar was little changed against major currencies. The greenback has also been boosted by Trump’s victory.

Coming up later:

Networking-equipment company Cisco Systems is due to report earnings after Wednesday's closing bell.

Another gauge of inflation, the producer-price index, is due Thursday morning.
—Chelsey Dulaney

The consumer-price index for October is due this morning. Follow along for live updates on stocks, bonds and markets, including the Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite.

11/13/2024

Spirit Airlines prepares for bankruptcy - sparking fears of mass route cancellations across America

*Spirit Airlines is preparing to file for bankruptcy protection after merger talks with Frontier Airlines nosedived - sparking fears among flyers about mass cancelations.

After news broke about the merger breakdown, the troubled airline's share price plummeted 45 percent in just seconds - erasing hundreds of millions in market value from the low cost carrier.

The Florida-based airline is in final negotiations with bondholders on a restructuring plan to secure the support of key creditors, the Wall Street Journal reported this evening. It owes more than $3 billion.

A low cost carrier is preparing to file for bankruptcy protection - causing the share price to tank by 40 percent in seconds.

11/13/2024

The words and phrases you should NEVER Google or your computer could get hacked

*Searching on Google might seem like one of the safest things to do online.

But cybersecurity experts warn that there are some searches which could put you at serious risk of being hacked.

Last week, it was revealed that cybercriminals had hijacked the Google results for 'Are Bengal cats legal in Australia?' to infect cat-lovers' computers.

Now, experts have revealed the seven other common words and phrases you should never Google.

Using a technique called 'SEO poisoning' criminals exploit Google's search results to lure unsuspecting victims into websites they control.

Following these links could lead to hackers taking over your computer, stealing your information, and even holding your data for ransom.

Jake Moore, global cybersecurity advisor at ESET, told MailOnline: 'SEO poisoning is a tactic used by cybercriminals to manipulate search engine results and then direct users to malicious websites which often look genuine.

'When users click on these links they are taken to sites that expose them to malware that often immediately downloads which can compromise the computer’s security and potentially lead to data theft or device infections.'

Cybersecurity experts have revealed the seven common words and phrases you should never Google to avoid your computer being hacked by cybercriminals.