Story here for stocks. We could look at a record close for the market the dow is up 63 but coming off its highs. Courtney reagan with stay closer look. The stocks falling a bit here as the dollar strengthens, like you mentioned, those comments from President Trump to joe kernen in davos. We have found some footing lets see what happens going into the final hour here not a repeat of what we saw yesterday when we saw this pretty fast fade around the european close time. Its the big m word thats being discussed as the main driver for this rally. Momentum thats taking equities higher there are commentaries coming out of the blue chip dow earnings, like caterpillar, and bellwether indicator like 3m we do have that phenomenon happening today. Caterpillar, 3m and Goldman Sachs helping to lift the Dow Jones Industrial average health care, materials, among the strongest sectors. And biotechs etfs, the hxb and bxi. The aerospace and Defense Group is hitting a new intraday alltime high today led
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Family of killed cyclist Brent Norriss devastated texting driver back behind wheel
23 Feb, 2021 07:53 PM
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Khing Wong would have suffered extreme hardship if he was not granted a limited licence, a judge found. Photo / File
Khing Wong would have suffered extreme hardship if he was not granted a limited licence, a judge found. Photo / File
The family of a cyclist killed by a texting driver on a busy Wellington highway say it s a real kick in the guts to hear the driver is now allowed to drive again just three months after sentencing.
Khing Tiang Wong, 47, was granted a limited licence in the Wellington District Court this morning, meaning he can drive a car under certain restrictive conditions despite the fact he was disqualified from driving for a year and a half.