Author: super@dmin
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The Fed: Fed’s Kashkari backs interest rate hikes ‘at least the next few meetings’
Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari on Wednesday said he wants rate hikes and the next few meetings “at least.”
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: House Republicans to make another attempt to pick a speaker after prior day’s failure
House Republicans look poised to make a fresh effort to pick the next speaker for their chamber, a day after Kevin McCarthy came up short in three votes
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TaxWatch: Is driving a big part of your business? Good news: IRS increases tax-deductible mileage rate. Here’s how much you can deduct.
The annual increase comes after a rare mid-year increase last year.
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: CES 2023: Roku will start selling its own TVs
Roku Inc. is introducing its own line of televisions as the streaming company looks to showcase what can be done with its technology.
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: If federal workers keep working from home, D.C. mayor says White House should flip ‘vast property holdings’ into housing. But how would that work?
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser said as she was sworn in for a third term Monday that converting office space into housing could be a huge help.
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: Alibaba helps lead rally in China internet stocks amid an encouraging sign for Ant Group
Alibaba was helping to lead U.S.-listed shares of China internet companies higher in Wednesday’s premarket action amid signs of encouraging activity in China
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Metals Stocks: Gold hits fresh 6-month high as dollar weakens, yields retreat
Gold prices climbed to their highest levels in more than six months on Wednesday as the yellow metal appeared on track to surpass the highest end-of-day settlement level from June for a most-active contract.
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The Big Move: My husband and I rent our second home to our son and his wife. Now we want him to own this house, but keep our 2.5% mortgage rate. How can we do that?
‘Because of the 2.5% rate, none of us are interested in selling the house and getting our rates jacked up to 7%.’
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The Ratings Game: As postproduction backlogs delay movie releases, B. Riley lowers industry box-office estimates
Analyst firm B. Riley Securities also lowered its price targets for a number of media and entertainment stocks.
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: New York City’s real-estate sector is going through ‘5 stages’ of grief
The housing market downturn didn’t spare the Big Apple.