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Nobody was expecting the Fed to change rates, so they met expectations.
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Japan just ended a nearly two-decade term of negative rates. Are negative rates the carrot or the stick?
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New retail figures for February arrived this morning. Up a seasonally adjusted 0.6%, but under by most estimates.
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Big piece in the New York Times regarding how our cars are reporting bad driving to insurance companies.
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The very slim chance of a rate cut next week disappeared this morning when a fresh Consumer Price Index arrived
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Target announced a paid membership program along the lines of Amazon Prime and Walmart Plus.
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Credit scores for American consumers are down for the first time in a decade. Don’t be surprised.
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A Gallup study revealed 79% of Americans don't trust companies to use AI responsibly.
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Think Wendy’s surge pricing meltdown will be covered in business school some day?
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You didn't know then what you know now. Hindsight tells us what played out well, but foresight is what's needed when it comes to investing.
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Plenty of jitters leading up to Nvidia’s earnings report. Was the Genie out of the bottle?
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The average price of a new vehicle was just over $47,000 last month, down 2.6% from December. Meanwhile, 2.6 million are sitting on lots.
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Walmart is going to acquire Vizio for $2.3 billion. It’s a tie-up that will combine America’s largest retailer with a network of smart TV’s.
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Some major companies in the S&P 500 have said it’s becoming increasingly clear that Americans are under stress, which could cause consumers to eventually curb their spending.
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One extra zero in an earnings statement caused a $2 billion swing.
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On the way to a soft landing, inflation was supposed to be heading south. Today’s CPI report had other ideas.
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Financial assets were the big driver, growing over 50% as they invested in equities and mutual funds. With longer time horizons, they tended to pick riskier investments.
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Coming this fall. 15 different networks with the 4 major professional sports leagues including the NBA, MLB and NHL. Also in: WNBA, NASCAR, NCAA and FIFA World Cup. Networks confirmed include ESPN, ESPN+, ESPN2, ESPNU, SEC, ACC, ABC, Fox, FS1, FS2, Big Ten, TNT, TBS and truTV.
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The Fed will approach the question of when to reduce interest rates carefully, says Chairman Powell. When will enough be enough?
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Producing content is expensive. Is borrowing a login content stealing? These streamers think so.
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