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August 7, 2025 Oklahoma Transportation Commissioners did more than receive a report on the status of bridge safety in the state during their meeting this week. One move was another phase of I-35 widening which was approved in a $16 million project for the area between mile markers 5 and 8 near Thackerville. This project will begin in the fall, following the completion of a portion just south, and is estimated to be complete in the spring. Two lanes will be open in both directions with some overnight closures. Commissioners approved a $76 million project to improve the I-40 interchanges at mile markers 65 and 65A in Clinton. The project is a partnership with the City of Clinton and will reconstruct the existing interchanges to help with traffic flow in the growing community. The project is anticipated to start early next year and is estimated to take about three and a half years to complete, although incentivized for early completion. Commissioners voted to award 30 contracts totaling more than $102 million to improve interstates, highways and bridges statewide. The public may access a list of all awarded contracts at the ODOT Business Center or in PDF format AM letting and PM letting. Commissioners were given

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Aug 5, 2025 Vimeo's (NASDAQ:VMEO) recent financial results have sparked discussion in the market as the company's Q2 CY2025 revenue fell short of expectations, remaining flat year on year at $104.7 million. According to Yahoo Finance, despite the revenue miss, Vimeo's GAAP profit per share of $0.04 exceeded analysts' consensus estimates, highlighting a more profitable business than anticipated. Originally established in 2004, Vimeo has carved out a niche in the business services space with its cloud-based video creation, editing, hosting, and distribution platform. Over the past 12 months, the company has generated $415.4 million in revenue. While this positions Vimeo as a smaller player compared to its larger counterparts, it also provides potential for faster growth due to its capacity for expansion. Analyzing Vimeo's performance over the last five years reveals an impressive 12.5% annualized revenue growth, indicative of strong demand. However, the recent stagnation in revenue growth suggests a deceleration in demand, with sell-side analysts projecting a modest 3.8% revenue increase over the next year, which remains below the sector average. Profitability remains a critical concern for Vimeo, as it has historically struggled with a negative average operating margin of 6.2% over the last five years. Nonetheless, the company