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Casey’s announced it has distributed more than $1.3 million through its Cash for Classrooms program, awarding 100 grants to K–12 public and nonprofit private schools across 17 states. The annual program provides individual grants of up to $50,000 for physical improvements, material needs, teacher support and community engagement initiatives. The 2026 funding total includes nearly $1 million in customer donations, over $240,000 from Coca-Cola, and $100,000 from Casey’s, bringing the program’s total contributions since 2020 to $6.2 million. A notable award of $50,000 was given to West Liberty school district in Iowa, to build an all‑inclusive, sensory‑friendly playground designed to…

Pakistan central bank seeks to reassure international investors – Central Banking Skip to main content End of drawer navigation content Governor says country in better position to weather shocks than before Ukraine war The governor of Pakistan’s central bank has sought to reassure foreign investors of the country’s economic health against the backdrop of the US-Israel war on Iran. Pakistan has been dealing with energy price shocks and continues to receive significant financial assistance from international bodies and allies. State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) governor Jameel Ahmad said the country is in a better position to weather external shocks than it…

BitMine Immersion Technologies (BMNR), the largest Ethereum-focused digital asset treasury firm, increased its crypto purchase pace as Chairman Tom Lee said he sees growing signs the crypto “mini-winter” is ending.The firm reported Monday it bought 101,627 ether (ETH) last week, the largest weekly haul since Dec. 15. The purchase, worth roughly over $230 million at current prices, lifted BitMine’s total holdings to 4.97 million ETH.The move comes as most digital asset treasury companies — except Michael Saylor’s bitcoin BTC$75,293.06-focused Strategy (MSTR) — have slowed or halted buying. BitMine remains one of the last large-scale buyers of ether, providing a steady…

(RTTNews) – AT&T Inc. (T) and Citigroup Inc. (C), Monday announced new benefits of the AT&T Points Plus Card, which now includes monthly AT&T wireless and internet bill discounts, 2x ThankYou Points on AT&T products and services and no foreign transaction fees. Through this program, the card offers wide-ranging and flexible redemption options, including travel, gift cards, cash back, shopping at participating retailers and more. Additionally, customers can also continue to enjoy World Mastercard benefits such as Mastercard ID Theft Protection and Priceless Experiences, which offer cultural, culinary and entertainment opportunities. In the pre-market hours, T is trading at $26.54,…

USA Rare Earth will buy Brazil’s Serra Verde, which is seen as representing more than half the non-China heavy rare-earth element supply.

(RTTNews) – Ennis, Inc., (EBF) a U.S. based supplier of business products, Monday reported lower earnings for its fourth quarter in spite of higher revenues For the fourth quarter, Net earnings came in at $8.84 million compared to $9.02 million last year. The company reported a one time other expense of $4.2 million this quarter as compared to an income of $406 million reported for the same period previous year. Diluted earnings per share were $0.35 for the quarter, flat with the prior year However, quarterly revenue rose 4 percent to $96.4 million, helped by acquisitions that contributed $8.8 million…

Italy saw modest growth in Q1, supported by Olympics, central bank estimates

Policy-makers are increasingly operating in a “grey zone” with an unclear direction of travel, and communication must evolve to capture these nuances, senior central bank economists have argued at the International Monetary Fund’s Spring Meetings.At a panel at the event in Washington on April 16, participants discussed how monetary policy frameworks should react to structural trends in the global economy, including changes in demographics, climate, technology and geopolitics.Philip Lane, chief Only users who have a paid subscription or are part of a corporate subscription are able to print or copy content.To access these options, along with all other subscription benefits,…

You can call it a comeback. Stocks rocketed to record highs last week on hopes of a peace deal with Iran, with the S & P 500 closing above 7,100 for the first time and the Nasdaq completing its longest-winning stretch since 1992 — 13 days of gains. For the week, the broad-based S & P jumped 4% while the tech-heavy Nasdaq rose 6%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average increased 1.7%. It capped a rare and dramatic turnaround for the stocks. As Barclays strategist Venu Krishna pointed out in a note to clients, the S & P 500 went from…

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