Author: super@dmin
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: FedEx and Nike earnings will hold vital hints on holiday-shopping strength
After investors raced for the exits following their last earnings reports, FedEx and Nike will try it again in the week ahead.
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The Margin: The Hanukkah dilemma: Jewish families debate which night is best for gift-giving
The eight-day holiday kicks off this year on Sunday evening — and there’s been a long-running debate over when to give the biggest presents
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Mutual Funds Weekly: These money and investing tips can help you plan for a new year as 2022 comes to an end
Money and investing stories popular with MarketWatch readers over the past week.
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The Wall Street Journal: Musk’s Twitter reinstates some accounts of suspended journalists
Twitter is reinstating the accounts of several journalists who were suspended this week, according to a Saturday tweet from Elon Musk.
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: U.K. to offer companies an energy-support package through early 2024: report
U.K. ministers near final plans offering support for businesses on high energy costs all the way through winter 2024, the Financial Times says.
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: Tesla close to announcing a Mexico EV plant compliant with IRA tax credits: report
Tesla is close to announcing an electric vehicle assembly plant in northeastern Mexico, Bloomberg News reported late Friday.
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The Tell: End of 40-year era of falling interest rates is crucial ‘sea change’ for investors: Howard Marks
The easy money days of the past 40 years are a thing of the past, says veteran investor Howard Marks.
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: Why are celebrities talking about menopause? Once taboo, the topic moves into mainstream conversation.
Speaking openly about menopause, no longer considered a ‘natural plague,’ can help educate people and prompt change.
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The Wall Street Journal: ‘Inflation is a major strain’: Americans expect worsening economy in 2023, WSJ poll finds
A majority of voters think the U.S. economy will be in worse shape in 2023 and roughly two-thirds say the economic trajectory is headed in the wrong direction.
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: Office-property woes are driving REIT carnage as 2022 shapes up to be second-worst year on record
Office is the worst performing sector in a brutal year for U.S. real-estate investment trusts, according to Morgan Stanley.