Flol advice. Well get you taper ready. First to sue at the nyse. And Gary Comiskey and kenny have started the conversation. Theyll join nous a second. We start out with two Major Corporate titans two members of the dow and both stories from washington state. Boeing shares hitting an alltime high as it gets ready to make the first flight of the next generation of dreamliner. Ty mentioned we will bring that to you live. Microsoft announcing a huge stock buyback and boosting its dividend. John fortt is all over microsoft but well begin with phil lebeau live at boeings big event in washington. Hey sue. Ten to 15 minutes away from the dash 9 making its first flight here outside of boeings Assembly Plant in everette, washington. To bring you up to speed at what the 7879 is about, a larger version of the dreamliner. It carries about 40 more passengers. The first flight is scheduled to last about five hours. Theyre going to go out over the coast for a while and swing back over moses lake to th
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YOUNGSTOWN Larry Ellis, president of the Youngstown Education Association, is resigning, effective May 31, after an audit of the teachers’ union’s financials found issues.
“This audit was initiated after YEA’s treasurer discovered some discrepancies that appear to be the result of a failure to follow the appropriate accounting procedures for expenditures related to the execution of Larry Ellis’ regular duties as YEA president,” the union wrote in a prepared statement.
The statement added that Ellis “has been cooperative in the financial review” and is returning full time to the classroom.
“YEA expects proper accountability for expenditures at all levels of the organization and has taken steps to prevent any future issues,” the statement read.
YOUNGSTOWN Larry Ellis, president of Youngstown City School s union, will resign effective May 31, according to a Youngstown Education Association news release.
According to the Thursday night news release, YEA s treasurer noticed discrepancies that appear to be the result of a failure to follow the appropriate accounting procedures for expenditures related to the executive of Larry Ellis regular duties as YEA president.
YEA has initiated an audit, the release said. Mr. Ellis has been cooperative in the financial review and has agreed to step back from his leadership duties, resigning effective May 31, 2021 as YEA president to return to the classroom full-time, the news release said, adding YEA expects proper accountability for expenditures at all levels of the organization and has taken steps to prevent any future issues.
thompson reuters says the s&p 500 earnings are expected to increase by 1 is.6%. that compares with an actual gain of 6.2% the quarter before. by the way, this quarter has seen an unusually high number of negative wordings compared to positive revisions. in fact, it s the worst pace in 1 the years on that front. if there are surprises, again, this could direct where the market is headed at this point. that was an amazing performance on friday. by the markets? jae. and the transfers were up 27. surging. they were down more than 2% at that time. it was up 27 points on an average of 6,000, what we had had been going down more. the transports had the biggest turn around. that was really impressive to come back to being down only 40. the previous report a month ago, we said the employment moved a lot. the number of people that let me tell the workforce, to see it going to 7.6 with adding 88,000 jobs, it s getting so bizarre. i think it s a 30% low on the participation f
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