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: ‘Incentives come in many forms’: Here are ways to lower your mortgage rate, according to this mortgage company CEO
Builders and sellers are offering ways for homebuyers to lower their mortgage rate, a mortgage lender says.
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: How MarketWatch analyzed political spending by S&P 500 CEOs
CEOs opened their pocketbooks again this election cycle and donated to political campaigns. Here’s how MarketWatch tallied these donations.
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Economic Report: U.S. productivity picks up a bit in third quarter
The productivity of American workers and businesses rose at an x.x% annual pace in the third quarter.
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: Here’s how top CEOs are opening up their wallets for J.D. Vance and other candidates in key Senate races
Here are the candidates in competitive Senate races who have raised the most from S&P 500 CEOs.
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Washington Watch: Here are the S&P 500 CEOs spending the most on the midterm elections
When it comes to political giving by S&P 500 CEOs in the current midterm election cycle, Netflix’s Reed Hastings ranks far ahead of the pack.
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Economic Report: Jobless claims dip to 217,000 and stay near pandemic lows
The number of people who applied for unemployment benefits at the end of October fell slightly to 217,000 and clung near pandemic lows, signaling the labor market is still historically tight and shows little sign of slackening.
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FA Center: These top investment newsletters beat the stock market using this one impressive strategy
‘Slow and steady’ can be boring, but it can also win the race for investment success.
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Need to Know: ‘Oh my gosh, why am I not in the market?’ This forecaster says investors will be shocked by what’s about to happen next
The president of macroeconomic research firm Lamoureux & Co., Yves Lamoureux, sees up years in the medium to long-term for stocks, even if Powell threw a “short-term wrench in the engine.”
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Futures Movers: Oil slumps as fears rise Fed rate hikes will crimp crude demand, dollar jumps
Oil trades lower Thursday, losing ground on fears aggressive tightening by the Federal Reserve will tip the economy into recession, while the dollar rose sharply.
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Deep Dive: Junk bonds may be a good play for returns that are competitive with stocks but less volatile
High-yield bonds have held up better than investment-grade bonds and the S&P 500 this year.