10am ET, October 08 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
Stocks dipped as Pepsi warned of price hikes, while Fed Governor Chris Waller signaled further interest rate increases. The USS Abraham Lincoln returned to San Diego after a troubled deployment marked by shortages and suicide attempts. Canadian poet Anne Carson won the Nobel Prize in Literature, and Hurricane Isaias is tracking toward the Gulf Coast. Additionally, student protests continue in France, and Margaret Hamilton, the software pioneer behind the Apollo 11 moon landing, has died at age 90.
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Stocks fall as Pepsi warns of price hikes
Fed Governor Waller on interest rates and inflation
USS Abraham Lincoln returns after long deployment
Anne Carson wins Nobel Prize in Literature
Hurricane Isaias heads for Gulf Coast
Student protests continue in France
Margaret Hamilton, Apollo 11 software lead, dies
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