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Key Words: Drinks maker Heineken’s CEO says there are signs of ‘softness’ in demand for beer
Heineken’s CEO says he is cautious about consumer demand as the beverage company notes a lower-than-estimated growth in beer volumes in the third quarter.
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The Ratings Game: Microsoft slides on Q1 results, but still a ‘brick house’ in growing macro storm, says analyst
Wolfe Research analyst Alex Zukin pointed to the resiliency of Microsoft’s business.
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BookWatch: A revival in innovative manufacturing is playing a key role in supply chains across America
They’re turning out world-class products and profits in small and medium-sized communities. One might be near you.
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Coronavirus Update: Experts are warning of potential ‘tripledemic’ this winter as COVID, flu and now R.S.V. circulate
Health experts are warning of a possible “tripledemic” this winter, as COVID, flu and respiratory syncytial virus, or R.S.V., are now all circulating with flu cases showing up earlier than usual and in higher numbers than are typical for the time of year.
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Bond Report: Treasury yields slip as softer data bolsters hopes that inflation eases
Treasury yields continue to fall, accompanied by a drop in the dollar, as recent soft U.S. economic data continues to underpin bond prices.
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Economic Report: U.S. new home sales retreat in September, partially reversing surprising gain in prior month
New home sales fell 10.9% to a seasonally-adjusted annual rate of 603,000 in September, partially reversing a big gain in the prior month.
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: SEC set to adopt rules mandating clawbacks of executive pay
Companies will have to claw back incentive-based executive pay if it is awarded as a result of accounting fraud or error.
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Beth Pinsker: This easy, free iPhone hack could be the most important estate planning move you make
Much of your financial life is on your smartphone. Designating a legacy contact makes it easier for heirs to close out your life.
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: Ahead of midterm elections, Republican and Democratic parents ‘deeply polarized’ over K-12 school subjects, including gender identity, legacy of slavery and prayer
Those divisions indicated how these issues matter to voters with children ahead of the midterm elections on Nov. 8.
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Outside the Box: When the stock market celebrates, the bond market spoils the party — because the Fed will raise interest rates to as high as 7%
It’s a consistent story: Fed funds futures keep repricing at a higher rate amid a strong economy and out-of-control inflation.