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How major US stock indexes fared Thursday 7/16/2026

Stock markets worldwide fell on Thursday, July 16, 2026. This was because computer chipmakers and other companies that benefit from artificial intelligence (AI) lost value. This made the stock market go down.

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Recently impacted by a job scam? Tell us about it

The Seattle Times wants to hear from people in the Seattle area who lost time, money, or hope because of a job scam. They want to know what happened. If you were affected, you can share your story with them.

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Sponsored: Nominate a Seattle Top Workplace for 2027

A program to recognize top workplaces in Seattle is looking for nominations. Companies in the Seattle area can be nominated for the award. The award honors companies that are good places to work.

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Man dies in fire in Seattle’s Judkins Park

A man died in a fire in Seattle. The fire happened in an apartment in Judkins Park on Sunday morning. The man got very hurt from the fire and did not survive.

Jul 16, 14:50upd. 15d
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Four units of Fremont apartment uninhabitable after fire

There was a fire in Fremont. Four apartment units are now uninhabitable. The fire happened in the 100 block of North 45th Street. The Seattle Fire Department helped.

Jul 16, 14:37upd. 15d
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Man dies in fistfight outside Marysville restaurant

A man died in a fight outside a restaurant in Marysville. He was found on the ground. People tried to help him, but he died.

Jul 16, 13:58upd. 15d
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Boeing nears 737 MAX 7, 10 certification with engine anti-ice fix

Boeing is close to getting approval for its 737 MAX 7 and 10 planes. The company fixed a problem with the engine anti-ice system. This system helps engines work in cold weather. Boeing also improved the angle of attack sensor system.

Jul 16, 13:54upd. 15d
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Dutch Bros Coffee plans first Seattle location in Sodo

Dutch Bros Coffee is a coffee company. They are opening their first location in Seattle. It will be in the Sodo area. This area used to have a Starbucks.

Jul 16, 13:00upd. 16d
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Sometimes a light workload is too light

A nurse practitioner in gynecology was criticized for not treating a colleague's medical issue. This happened in the US. The nurse practitioner's workload was light, but some people think it's not good to have a light workload. This is because a nurse practitioner needs to be able to take care of her own colleagues.

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For Boeing and Airbus, the future can’t come fast enough

Boeing and Airbus are two big plane-makers. They will show their new planes at the Farnborough Airshow. This is a big event for the plane industry.

Jul 16, 12:00upd. 16d
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Trump teases major reveal during White House address and more top headlines

US President Trump gave a speech at the White House. He hinted at a big announcement. A Canadian woman was accused of slapping a girl because of her support for Trump and ICE. Todd Blanche testified for a second day about his role in the Attorney General's confirmation.

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