Author: super@dmin
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The Wall Street Journal: Senate bill to ban TikTok from U.S. government devices passes unanimously
U.S. officials and lawmakers from both parties have raised concerns about the app’s owner, Beijing-based ByteDance Ltd.
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: Elon Musk just sold $3.6 billion more in Tesla stock as Twitter turmoil continues
Tesla investors appear concerned that Musk’s Twitter ownership is an operational and financial distraction.
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In One Chart: Stocks are closing out a dismal 2022 as the Fed fights inflation. Here’s what history says comes next.
More than 100 years of history shows that the U.S. stock market tends to avoid booking back-to-back annual losses, according to AGF Investments.
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The Fed: Powell paints hawkish picture at press conference
Fed Chair Jerome Powell sounded a little more committed than he has before about the need to get inflation under control, economists said Wednesday.
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: GE’s healthcare spinoff provides a balance-sheet peek
General Electric Co.’s healthcare spinoff on Wednesday gave investors a insight into its balance sheet days ahead of becoming a stand-alone public company, listing revenue of more than $13 billion in the nine months ending with September.
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: Cook like these Americans and you might add 13 healthy years to your life
‘The Blue Zones American Kitchen: 100 Recipes to Live to 100’ is equal parts travelogue, investigative report, New Year’s resolution and weeknight cookbook.
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The Ratings Game: Hilton, Marriott are latest travel stocks downgraded as analysts brace for wider recession
Marriott and Hilton face the prospect that a broader recession could threaten business in Europe as well as fee income, Citigroup analysts said.
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The Fed: Fed bets on strong jobs market to keep U.S. out of recession
The Federal Reserve is worried a tight labor market might fuel high inflation, but it is also betting on the strong demand for labor to keep the economy out of recession.
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The Ratings Game: Apple is seeing better iPhone wait times, but that’s still ‘not enough,’ says analyst
Another analyst is cutting his iPhone targets for the year amid production challenges for Apple Inc.
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Market Extra: Stocks, junk bond ETFs fall after Fed’s policy decision
Stocks and exchange-traded funds that buy high-yield corporate bonds fall Wednesday afternoon after the Federal Reserve raised rates and projected its benchmark rate may peak above 5%.