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Coronavirus Update: World hits milestone of 10 billion COVID vaccine doses administered, but less than 10% of people in low-income countries have had a first jab
The world reached a COVID-19 vaccination milestone Friday of 10 billion doses administered globally, according to Our World in Data, but wealthier countries account for the vast majority, while poorer ones have been left behind.
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: Church & Dwight expects to raise prices on 80% of its brands by February
Church & Dwight reported fourth-quarter earnings, announced a 4% dividend increase and has a lineup of new products and investments planned for 2022
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Metals Stocks: Gold faces worst week since November as prices push further under $1,800
A rough week for gold has left the precious metal under a key psychological level.
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: White House can’t even get good news right
The White House tried to brag about the economic growth, but just invited more criticism.
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MarketWatch Premium: Value stocks tend to be beat growth stocks when inflation accelerates — but the usual explanation is completely flawed
Challenging conventional wisdom on value versus growth, inflation and interest rates.
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Bond Report: Most Treasury yields buoyant Friday as Fed’s preferred inflation gauge leaps 5.8% in 2021
Most yields for U.S. government debt rose Friday morning, with economic reports set to cap a volatile week highlighted by a hawkish Fed.
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Market Pulse: Dow stumbles nearly 300 points lower after brief rise and stocks broadly sink Friday, despite upbeat Apple results
U.S. stock indexes trade mostly lower Monday morning, even after strong results from Apple, as Wall Street aims to cap another ugly week with losses.
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Weekend Sip: This limited-edition Wild Turkey bourbon is already selling for three times its suggested retail price
The special bottling is part of the brand’s Master’s Keep series
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: 5 facts about Willow the first cat, who has finally arrived at the White House
The Bidens have been promising to bring a kitty to the West Wing for more than a year
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Economic Report: U.S. employment costs post another solid gain in fourth quarter
The quarterly report on employee compensation, considered the best and broadest measure of wages, rose 1% in the fourth quarter.