Author: super@dmin
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The Moneyist: ‘She told my ex-wife that our visits were upsetting the family cats’: My sister stopped me from seeing our late father, and refuses to give me a copy of his will
‘I told my sisters that they can have the houses — two houses! — and all the money. I just wanted the items that our mother promised me.’
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Brett Arends's ROI: Big money trouble with Alaska’s $80 billion oil fund
Control over the state’s enormous pot of gold is at stake
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Coronavirus Update: U.S. on track to hit 900,000 COVID-19 fatalities by Saturday, as daily case count climbs above 2,600
The U.S. is headed toward 900,000 COVID-19 deaths and could hit that grim milestone as soon as Saturday, as daily fatalities continue to climb above 2,600.
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Washington Watch: Biden to extend Trump’s solar tariffs, but with a key change
U.S. President Joe Biden will extend Trump-era tariffs on imported solar equipment by four years, but in a gesture for American solar installers, eased the terms.
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: COVID-19 treatments raked in billions of dollars in 2021. How will they do this year?
The lucrative, new market could be tempered in 2022.
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Market Pulse: U.S. stocks trade lower, 10-year Treasury yield jumps to 1.90% after jobs report for January crushes expectations
Stock benchmarks trade lower to flat Friday morning, after data showed an unexpectedly large jump in nonfarm payrolls last month despite omicrons spread.
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Europe Markets: European stocks slide as investors weigh up central bank meetings, strong U.S. jobs data
European stocks are set to finish the week with a loss, as investors try to gauge what’s next for central banks.
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Economic Report: U.S. gains 467,000 jobs in January and hiring was much stronger at end of 2021
The U.S. economy added 467,000 jobs in January and hiring was much stronger at the end of 2021 than originally reported, indicating businesses did a better job of recruiting workers to fill a near-record number of open jobs.
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Metals Stocks: Gold futures push higher ahead of January jobs report
Gold futures move higher Friday, on track for a weekly rise, as traders await a January jobs report that’s expected to be muted by the spread of the omicron variant.
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: Peak everything — growth, inflation and COVID — may soon mean calmer markets ahead, economist says
Andy Cates, senior economist at Haver Analytics, in a presentation said it’s looking like the world is simultaneously reaching peak COVID, peak growth and peak inflation.