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FinanceApr 23

California Exodus Driven by Middle-Income Residents, Study Finds

Research shows households leaving California are financially struggling but not impoverished, seeking better economic opportunities elsewhere.

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FinanceApr 18

US Stocks Hit Record Highs as Earnings Season Continues, Intel Surges

US stock markets reached new record levels while Intel shares jumped to their highest point since 2000 amid corporate earnings reports.

12 sources
FinanceMay 26

Financial Services Face Rising Cyber Threats Through MFA Bypasses, Token Theft

New cybersecurity reports show attackers increasingly bypass traditional password protections by targeting multi-factor authentication resets and authentication tokens.

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FinanceJun 4

New York Investigates Compass Real Estate's $1.6 Billion Acquisition

The New York Attorney General is conducting an antitrust investigation into real estate company Compass's acquisition of a rival brokerage firm.

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FinanceMay 5

Trade Tensions Rise as Businesses and Nations Prepare for Potential Tariff Changes

Small US businesses seek tariff refunds while European companies and officials express concerns about potential new trade barriers.

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FinanceMay 9

China's April Exports Rebound Strongly After Sluggish March Performance

China reported a strong recovery in export growth during April following weak performance in March, with the trade surplus widening significantly.

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FinanceApr 30

Ford to Receive $1.3 Billion Refund from Overturned Trump-Era Tariffs

Detroit automaker Ford expects significant financial boost from government refund of tariffs that were struck down by the Supreme Court earlier this year.

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FinanceMay 9

Financial Markets Show Mixed Performance Across Global Sectors

Multiple financial developments emerged including strong trading profits, currency pressures, and export growth across different markets.

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FinanceJun 12

JBS to Close Pennsylvania Beef Processing Plant Amid Cattle Shortage

World's largest meatpacker JBS will shutter a beef-processing facility in Pennsylvania as U.S. cattle shortage pressures the industry.

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FinanceMar 27

Economic Pressures Leave Many Americans Feeling Financial Strain Despite Strong GDP

Multiple factors including inflation, spending habits, and economic inequality contribute to widespread financial dissatisfaction among Americans.

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FinanceMar 18

Arizona Files Criminal Charges Against Prediction Market Platform Kalshi

Arizona's attorney general filed criminal charges against Kalshi, accusing the prediction markets platform of illegal gambling operations.

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FinanceMay 8

Inspire Brands, Owner of Dunkin', Files Confidentially for IPO

Inspire Brands, the parent company of Dunkin' and other restaurant chains, has confidentially filed paperwork for an initial public offering in the United States.

4 sources
FinanceMay 30

Central Bank Independence Under Pressure as Global Inflation Fight Continues

Policymakers report growing political pressures on central bank autonomy amid ongoing efforts to combat inflation worldwide.

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FinanceJun 8

Bond Markets React to Jobs Data and Geopolitical Tensions Amid Rate Concerns

Treasury bonds declined as strong employment data and Middle East tensions influenced investor expectations for central bank policy decisions.

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FinanceJun 12

Private Equity Firms Pursue Major Real Estate and Healthcare Deals

Blackstone is reportedly in talks to acquire Canadian property firm H&R REIT while EQT plans to sell its Singapore healthcare stake for $600 million.

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