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• The Wall Street Journal: U.S., U.K. make deal ending Trump-era tariffs on British steel, American whiskey [1467d]
• Dow Jones Newswires: Aurora Cannabis to acquire TerraFarma, parent of Thrive Cannabis [1467d]
• MemeMoney: GameStop shares soar 30% and take other meme stocks on a ride, after Reddit poster touts shares at a ‘58.2%’ discount [1467d]
• The Fed: Fed’s Mester wants to get policy rate up to 2.5% this year [1467d]
• : 2022 Oscars: What time, what channel and where to stream the top movies [1467d]
• : Adobe sales, earnings top estimates but stock falls on tepid guidance [1467d]
• : Biden, U.S. allies to announce more sanctions on Russia [1467d]
• Market Extra: The yield curve is speeding toward inversion — here’s what investors need to know [1467d]
• The Margin: Lollapalooza’s 2022 lineup includes Dua Lipa, Machine Gun Kelly, and Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon…seriously [1467d]
• Sustainable Investing: World Water Day raises alarm for groundwater and ‘forever chemicals’ — how to invest [1467d]
• The Fed: Fed’s Daly backs ‘marching’ interest rates up to a ‘neutral’ rate and maybe higher [1467d]
• Is This Working?: A ‘red flag’ in the pandemic recovery: the pernicious labor-market trend where Black women are last to regain jobs [1467d]
• : Amanda Bynes and Britney Spears were both under conservatorships – here’s what you can learn from either [1467d]
• The Margin: Why is an auction house asking $200 million for this Andy Warhol Marilyn Monroe painting? [1467d]
• Outside the Box: What’s the ‘ideal’ time to claim Social Security? [1467d]
• The Ratings Game: Nike to test Jordan-only stores in North America [1467d]
• Encore: The Trust Act is not the way to fix Social Security [1467d]
• : ‘It’s shameful’: Nearly one-third of U.S. workers make less than $15 an hour [1467d]
• Market Extra: Why the stock market isn’t ‘getting smoked’ as Fed signals it’s ready to supersize interest rate hikes [1467d]
• Financial Crime: ‘This feels like a scam’: Third-party seller admits to stealing $1.3 million from Amazon in elaborate fake sale-and-refund fraud [1467d]
• The Margin: Watch: Chevy truck drives away after Texas tornado flips it over [1467d]
• : Nvidia CEO lays out plans after Arm deal fell through, reveals new Hopper GPU [1467d]
• Living With Climate Change: 8 ways to save lives and money for World Water Day — we each waste up to 30 gallons a day [1467d]
• : Okta says it’s investigating possible digital breach — here’s everything we know so far [1467d]
• : Russia debt default would not be a ‘systemic risk’ to global economy, top IMF official says [1467d]
• : Two ways the semiconductor shortage may play out [1467d]
• The Wall Street Journal: BuzzFeed News Editor in Chief to step down as company makes staff cuts [1467d]
• Sustainable Investing: Water is plentiful, but ways to invest are scarce — here’s how to make money [1467d]
• Coronavirus Update: European countries lifted COVID restrictions ‘too brutally,’ says WHO regional head, allowing BA.2 variant to spread [1467d]
• Outside the Box: Ukraine war is a wake-up call to ditch oil and gas forever [1467d]
• : Alibaba, Bilibili shares lead sharp rally for Chinese internet stocks [1467d]
• Deep Dive: Stock market investors are in the danger zone. This all-weather investing strategy offers protection [1467d]
• The Ratings Game: Shoppers will stick with P&G products even if they’re pricier, analysts say [1467d]
• Crypto: Bitcoin reaches more than two-week high despite hawkish Powell remarks; [1467d]
• : Ketanji Brown Jackson fires back at critics who say she’s soft on crime: ‘Nothing could be further from the truth’ [1467d]
• Dow Jones Newswires: BuzzFeed expects 30% revenue growth in the first quarter [1467d]
• The Fed: ‘Faster is better’ when it comes to interest rate hikes, Fed’s Bullard says [1467d]
• : The Bank of England is hiking into a ‘generational squeeze’ in U.K. personal income, BofA says in bearish note on sterling [1467d]
• : 10 ways to invest in the nuclear-power revival and soon-to-be surge in uranium prices [1467d]
• Metals Stocks: Gold little changed after shaking off Powell’s hawkish rate remarks [1467d]
• Futures Movers: U.S. oil hovers near $110 a barrel as traders eye prospect of EU ban on Russian crude [1467d]
• : Banks are still working with oil and gas companies, despite joining climate pledge [1467d]
• Bond Report: Treasury yields rise further a day after Powell’s hawkish interest rate remarks [1467d]
• Mark Hulbert: This stock market rally has more upside, but expect any relief to be brief [1467d]
• Need to Know: This group of stocks is flagging a rebound, and that’s good news for the S&P 500, says technical analyst [1467d]
• Understanding Social Security: Do I need to file a tax return if most of my income is Social Security? [1467d]
• Market Snapshot: U.S. stock futures advance as relief rally continues [1467d]
• NerdWallet: More ways to save on gas, and you may not like some of them [1467d]
• Dow Jones Newswires: Okta says it’s found no evidence of continuing malicious activity [1467d]
• Kelley Blue Book: Is it ok to use the cheapest grade gas? Here’s a guide to the different types of fuel. [1467d]
• NerdWallet: Payments resume May 2: Are you at risk of defaulting on student loans? [1467d]
• Next Avenue: Why it’s ok to do nothing in retirement—and other times, too [1467d]
• Next Avenue: This Italian grandmother is a sensation on TikTok with her traditional home cooking [1467d]
• Dow Jones Newswires: Okta says it’s investigating reports of digital breach [1467d]
• Dow Jones Newswires: Central banks, BIS team up on digital-currency payments [1467d]
• : One woman’s escape from Ukraine: ‘Putin’s aim is to break us, and destroy our sense of freedom. By demolishing our homes, he wants to kill our lust for life.’ [1467d]
• : Waymo set to launch fully driverless vehicle service in San Francisco [1467d]
• Dow Jones Newswires: BOJ’s Kuroda says it’s still too early to discuss exit from monetary easing [1467d]