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Stocks slipped on Wall Street on Friday as big technology stocks lost ground and weighed down the broader market.

The only developer that bid on the mostly vacant and run-down City Operations Building walked away from negotiations with the city of San Diego earlier this year.

The company, formally known as Space Exploration Technologies Corp., said Wednesday it will sell 555.6 million shares at $135 a piece.

Ford is recalling almost 420,000 vehicles, including the Expedition, due to a seat belt issue that may result in injury if a crash occurs.

Macy’s reported its fourth consecutive quarter of comparable sales gains as an overhaul of merchandise and customer service drove spending.

Markets on Wall Street tipped toward losses before the opening bell even as some technology companies saw their shares post big gains.

MGM is the largest casino operator on the Strip; Caesars is the second largest.

CEO Greg Abel hinted that he may depart from Warren Buffett’s longtime hands-off operating model at the conglomerate as he announced a $6.8 billion cash acquisition of homebuilder Taylor Morrison.

Dottie was born at SeaWorld Orlando before being relocated to San Diego, which became her long-term home.

Oil prices are down and markets are inching higher before the opening bell, adding to records hit a day earlier on optimism over a tentative deal to extend the ceasefire in the war with Iran.