Good morning, Delaware County. Good news and bad news arrived hand-in-hand on Wall Street this week — a strong jobs report sent stocks sliding, because apparently a healthy economy is now cause for concern. Meanwhile, corporate America is in full reshuffling mode: Fox News parted ways with longtime anchor Maria Bartiromo, Oracle is spending $700 million on layoffs while chasing AI dreams, and Amazon hit pause on a logistics partnership following a tragic cargo jet crash. Ford and GM, for their part, are doubling down on U.S. manufacturing — betting that keeping things domestic is worth the headlines.

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Fox News parted ways with longtime business anchor Maria Bartiromo, a sudden shuffle that jolted one of cable’s most recognizable financial-news names.

Oracle expanded its restructuring push with another $700 million for layoffs and severance, a pricey reminder that AI ambition still comes with a bill.

Amazon suspended its partnership with 21 Air after a cargo jet crash killed five people, turning a logistics tie-up into a tragic headline.

Ford announced a $1 billion investment at its Kentucky plant after a Trump administration transport jab, betting manufacturing headlines beat political noise.

GM said it will pursue U.S. battery development even as Washington criticizes Ford’s China ties, keeping the EV arms race very much alive.

U.S. stock market fell after a strong jobs report made the Fed look more hawkish, because apparently good news can still be bad news.

"Be still, and know that I am God; I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth."

— Psalm 46:10

When life feels chaotic, taking a quiet moment to remember God's presence can bring calm and confidence for the day ahead.