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  • 03/31/2026

Culbertson Bank Ordered To Pay $3 Million To Various Customers Involved In Unlawful Hold Of Funds

After nine days of deliberation, a jury in Omaha found Culbertson Bank liable for the wrongful withholding of customer funds and ordered the bank to pay $3 million in compensatory damages to multiple customers, prompted by a case filed by an elderly woman who claimed the bank’s actions caused depression, body dysmorphia, and suicidal thoughts.

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  • 03/31/2026

Amazon Buys Fauna Robotics, Maker Of The Sprout Humanoid Robot

NEW YORK (AP) — Amazon has acquired Fauna Robotics, just under two months after the startup introduced a humanoid robot called Sprout designed to be a friendly addition to social spaces like homes and schools.

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  • 03/31/2026

Soaring Gas Prices And Disrupted Supply Chains Will Ripple Out To Increase Costs In Every Store And Sector Of The Economy

The disruptions from the U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran spread quickly to commercial aircraft, shipping lanes and the world’s energy supply. Those repercussions have already hit fuel costs, including for motorists, truckers and fishermen, and are set to spread even more widely, to packaging, household goods, appliances, medicines and electronics..

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  • 03/31/2026

Pilot Program Seeks Undergrad Standouts To Build Better Nebraska

OMAHA — An effort described as an anti-brain drain program “on steroids” has been launched to identify and nurture cream-of-the-crop college talent in hopes they won’t flee Nebraska.

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  • 04/14/2026

Why Americans Are Buying $22 Smoothies Despite Feeling Terrible About The Economy

Americans are skipping restaurant dinners, delaying car purchases and scouring for grocery deals. Amid tariff anxiety and broader stress over affordability, consumer confidence has dropped to levels not seen in over a decade, according to The Conference Board, a business think tank. At this point, it’s wealthier consumers who are powering the bulk of spending in the U.S. economy.

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