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Mass layoffs, trucking bankruptcies mount amid diesel price shock (opens the original)
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American trucking firms have been filing for bankruptcy and laying off hundreds of workers as logistics businesses struggle amid soaring fuel costs. The price of diesel stood at $6.39 as of Thursday, per AAA, up more than 70 percent from $3.71 at the same time last year and down only slightly from the $6.53 all-time high reached last week. According to the latest "Freight Distress Report" from the supply chain-focused publication FreightWaves, the spike has coincided with signs of distress from
Susan Collins takes another poll lead amid questions over FBI investigation (opens the original)
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Maine’s Republican Senator Susan Collins has recorded another polling win over her Democratic rival Troy Jackson, but lingering questions about her alleged involvement in a kickback scheme and a related federal probe continue to cast a shadow over her campaign. Since Jackson entered the race as a replacement for Graham Platner—who dropped out in July following a sexual assault allegation, which he denies—the logger and former Maine Senate president has edged out the five-term senator in nearly e
Map shows states suspending gas tax as Indiana extends pause (opens the original)
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Multiple states are continuing to waive their fuel taxes and extend existing moratoria as households and the wider economy grapple with a surge in costs sparked by the Iran war. According to AAA, the nationwide average for regular unleaded sits at $4.41 per gallon as of Thursday, with diesel at $6.39. This compares to $3.16 and $3.71, respectively, a year ago, and the Watson Institute of International and Public Affairs estimates that American households have paid over $122 billion in additional
Student loan deadline to secure lower interest rates extended last minute (opens the original)
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The government has pushed back the enrollment deadline for borrowers hoping to secure a larger interest rate reduction on their student loans—part of an incentive program aimed at increasing the number of Americans who are paying these off automatically. The U.S. Department of Education had originally offered a temporary reduction in their student loan interest rate for eligible borrowers who enrolled in "auto pay" by Tuesday. The department has now announced that borrowers have until December 3
Map shows which state economies are growing and shrinking ahead of midterms (opens the original)
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New York’s economy grew 4 percent at an annual rate and by more than any other state for the April, May and June period, according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), which released its quarterly estimates for state-level gross domestic product growth for the second quarter on Wednesday. Real GDP rose in 44 states as well as Washington, D.C., in the second quarter, the BEA said, as overall economic growth was upwardly revised to 2.2 percent. New York was followed by South Carolina and Dela
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