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TECUMSEH Two years ago Thursday, Jan Fox was wondering what she was going to do about her Easter flower orders after fire destroyed the historic house in downtown Tecumseh where she and her husband had their businesses.
Now, Grey Fox Floral is coming off a good Easter weekend for flower sales and Jan and Gary Fox are enjoying the new home for their businesses, which they built on the site of the old place at 116 S. Evans St., a half-block south of Chicago Boulevard.
The flower shop, along with Gary Fox’s coin shop, Tecumseh Coins, and Michigan Wares, their business featuring about 30 local crafters, artists, authors and musicians, moved into their new home on Jan. 4.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The dollar slipped, hovering near two-week lows on Wednesday, after U.S. bond yields stabilised, while market participants waited for the Federal Reserve’s meeting minutes later in the session to help determine the dollar’s future path.
FILE PHOTO: Bundles of banknotes of U.S. Dollar are pictured at a currency exchange shop in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico January 15, 2018. REUTERS/Jose Luis Gonzalez
The previous quarter saw a spike in U.S. Treasury yields and the dollar’s strongest rally in years, on rising expectations that accelerating U.S. economic growth and inflation could force the Fed to abandon its pledge to keep interest rates near zero until 2024.