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Congratulations to the Dallas Cowboys for becoming the first sports team to surpass $10 billion in assets, according to a new list compiled by sports business organization Sportico. No doubt Forbes, Haute Living and DuPont Registry will be next in line to offer their accolades. One of the real joys of news like this is the realization that money doesn’t buy happiness, or in this case, ability. The Cowboys have created a hell of a financial mess for themselves, much like the New Orleans Saints. They have more money than the Fiji Islands and Barbados combined, but ludicrously, they were…

Thank you for subscribing! Access your favorite topics on the go with your personalized feed. Download the App By clicking “Sign Up”, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. You can unsubscribe at any time by visiting your settings page or clicking “unsubscribe” at the bottom of our emails. Starbucks just replaced its CEO after a rocky nine months in charge, and as a former barista, I understand why.I worked at Starbucks as a teenager in 1999, and I agree with longtime CEO Howard Schultz and his recent manifesto: he’s right, the company has lost its way.Over…

Russia is withdrawing some of its troops from Ukraine in response to a Ukrainian counter-aggression into Russia that began last week, The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday, citing unnamed U.S. officials.Politico Europe also reported Tuesday that Kiev officials said the number of Russian troops withdrawn in response to the Kursk invasion was “relatively small.” A U.S. official told The Wall Street Journal it remains unclear how many troops Russia will withdraw from Ukraine.The State Department and the White House did not respond to Business Insider’s requests for comment.Ukraine began a lightning invasion of Russia around August 6, sending troops into…

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The vote on the issue was tied last week, but supporters of passing the bill argue it’s $7.5 million short of what was promised. SEATTLE — The Seattle City Council voted at Tuesday’s City Council meeting to allocate $12.5 million in funding to programs that support “student mental health.” The vote on the issue was tied last week, with supporters of the bill arguing it is $7.5 million short of what was promised. The effort to fund student mental health began as a rallying cry after the 2022 shooting at Seattle’s Ingram High School. Students thought they’d won when the…

Police arrested a man on Tuesday on suspicion of killing an up-and-coming YouTube sports commentator who was hit by a bullet intended for someone else during a drive-by shooting in Harlem in July. “I didn’t do anything!” the suspect, Mohammed Sawaneh, 21, shouted at reporters as police escorted him from the 28th Precinct to a police vehicle around 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday.Sawaneh is charged with murder and unlawful possession of a firearm for allegedly shooting and killing Jeremy “Jeremiah” Cummings, 37, while he was talking with friends near West 118th Street and Frederick Douglass Boulevard at approximately 1:35 p.m. on…

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KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV) – A bizarre incident at a grocery store on Prospect Street has left residents and store owners shaken, but it’s not the first time this has happened, and residents and store owners say the problem is far from over and continues to ravage the neighborhood.Recently, there was an incident at Sunfresh where a naked woman ran into the store and started throwing items off the shelves.As the city considered an ordinance to fund the jail, they went to City Hall and demanded reforms.City Council Member Melissa Robinson proposed the ordinance for the November ballot, which would…

Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Alabama, responded to President Biden’s comments that he would not drop out of the race over Kudlow’s case. Survey data from the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) shows that small business owners are becoming more optimistic about the economy but are increasingly concerned about inflation, which has consistently been cited as their top business issue for more than a year. FOX Business asked two Midwest small business owners on Tuesday for their thoughts on the economy, and both said their businesses are doing well, but many of their customers are not. Waukesha Antique Mall in Waukesha,…