WASHINGTON — Initial jobless claims rose by 9,000 to 217,000 in the July 21 week after dipping to their lowest point since 1969 in the previous week.
The four-week moving average fell by 2,750 to 218,000 in July 21 week, and would be expected to fall by 3,750 next week, all else being equal.
Continuing claims fell by 8,000 to 1.745 million in the July 14 week, down 38,000 from the level in the June 16 survey week.
The SEC has won a partial victory against Choice Advisors and its principal Matthias O'Meara for their role in acting as unregistered brokers and for engaging in a fee-splitting arrangement.
The trio have decades of experience in high yield and investment grade portfolios and will launch new high-yield investment strategies and vehicles for Rockefeller.
"The rating action reflects our view of MIA's substantial demand, which surpasses pre-pandemic activity, and its leadership in enplanement growth for large hub airports since the fiscal 2019 peak," said S&P's Nora Wittstruck.
A state ban on bond underwriters that "boycott" or "discriminate" against the fossil fuel or firearms industries has resulted in fewer banks providing municipal financial products and services.
The company expects construction to take four years, with operations beginning in summer of 2028 ahead of the Los Angeles Olympics.
Los Angeles Mayor Bass' proposed $12.8 billion spending plan aims to close a $467 million deficit.
