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The Upcycler: This sugar alternative made from discarded plants boosts your fiber intake and is kinder to Earth [1176d]
Crypto: Twitter begins experiments to better display NFTs in tweets [1176d]
Weekend Sip: A grown-up Halloween treat? Here’s a beer made with Hershey’s chocolate [1176d]
Personal Finance Daily: Inflation takes its toll on American finances as emergency funds run dry and mortgage rates surpass 7%, Freddie Mac says [1176d]
In One Chart: Recent rally in Treasury bond yields could be overdone, says this chart watcher [1176d]
Market Extra: A $175,000 house sold via an NFT. People have questions. [1176d]
Earnings Results: Intel stock rises as earnings, PC-chip sales come in ahead of Street view, and billions in cost cuts planned [1176d]
ETF Wrap: Emerging-markets ETFs are ‘burning investor cash’ as China drags down performance [1176d]
Earnings Results: Apple earnings show iPhone sales miss amid questions about smartphone demand; stock dips [1176d]
Economic Report: Mortgage rates surpass 7%, Freddie Mac says — ‘leading to greater stagnation in the housing market’ [1176d]
: Pinterest’s stock pops 14% on sales, earnings beats [1176d]
Earnings Results: Amazon misses on holiday forecast and cloud growth, profit; stock plunges nearly 20% [1176d]
Project Syndicate: American democracy was broken long before the MAGA zealots denied the election and stormed the Capitol [1176d]
: EU bans new gas-fueled cars starting in 2035 in effort to hit net-zero emissions [1176d]
Front Office Sports: August sports betting revenue increased 116.2% year-over-year [1176d]
Front Office Sports: NBA begins new season with trio of $5 billion franchises [1176d]
MarketWatch Options Trader: A seasonal stock market trade that tends to be reliable begins Thursday [1176d]
Earnings Results: Mastercard earnings rise as company calls out strong spending ‘across the board’ [1176d]
Market Extra: Market expectations start to shift in direction of slower pace of rate hikes by Fed [1176d]
The Wall Street Journal: Federal antitrust probe of professional golf includes Masters host Augusta National Golf Club, U.S. Golf Association and PGA Tour: sources [1176d]
Earnings Results: What recession? Caterpillar keeps repeating that demand is ‘healthy,’ ‘strong’ and ‘robust’ [1176d]
Metals Stocks: Gold ends lower, a day after prices settle at their highest in nearly 2 weeks [1176d]
The Ratings Game: Meta spending slams Facebook stock, but here are the chip stocks that are benefiting [1176d]
Cannabis Watch: Canopy Growth stock snaps two-day winning streak after news that Nasdaq objects to plan for U.S. assets [1176d]
Commodities Corner: Why natural-gas prices posted a 6-session decline of 26% [1176d]
Economic Report: GDP looked great for the U.S. economy, but it really wasn’t [1176d]
Key Words: ‘We are facing a retirement crisis in our country,’ says head of TIAA, as ‘40% of Americans run the risk of running out of money’ [1176d]
The Margin: Buffalo Bills set NFL record for most public money spent on a stadium: $850 million [1176d]
Key Words: Pennsylvania Senate candidate John Fetterman says, ‘I got knocked down but I got back up’ [1176d]
Market Extra: Euro slips as traders see ECB opening the door to slower rate hikes [1176d]
Deep Dive: Municipal bond yields are attractive now — here’s how to figure out if they are right for you [1176d]
The Conversation: Building subsidized low-income housing actually lifts property values in a neighborhood, contradicting NIMBY concerns [1176d]
The Wall Street Journal: Spotlight on Fetterman stroke recovery only intensifies after Oz debate [1176d]
Beth Pinsker: There’s a rush to buy I-bonds to lock in a high yield, but there may be an even better deal next week [1176d]
: Northrop Grumman reports third-quarter top- and bottom-line misses, but space business is a highlight [1176d]
Coronavirus Update: Almost three years into the pandemic, Chinese city of Wuhan is again in partial lockdown to stem latest outbreak of cases [1176d]
: How one man makes more than $1,000 a year by joining class-action lawsuits [1176d]
Key Words: Elon Musk says Twitter ‘obviously cannot become a free-for-all hellscape’ but should encourage debate [1176d]
Washington Watch: Here’s what the midterm elections could mean for the financial sector, energy, healthcare and more [1176d]
: Kanye West is no longer a billionaire after Adidas shelves Yeezy partnership [1176d]
: Here are the top 5 ‘most valuable’ property markets to invest in, according to this real-estate startup [1176d]
: Rich nations are quitting their oil and gas habit too slowly, U.N. says in ’emissions gap’ report [1176d]
Economic Report: U.S. durable-goods orders rise in September but momentum is fading leading to talk of recession [1176d]
Economic Report: U.S. economy grows 2.6% in the third quarter, but recession worries aren’t going away [1176d]
Economic Report: U.S. jobless claims tick up in latest week [1176d]
Earnings Results: Teladoc stock surges after earnings as losses narrow [1176d]
Need to Know: Why the rout for big tech companies may just be getting started [1176d]
Earnings Results: Shopify stock rises as earnings show smaller loss than expected [1176d]
: Americans think they need $1.25M to retire. Is that enough? [1176d]
The Wall Street Journal: Altria takes on Juul, Philip Morris in smoke-free tobacco [1176d]
Futures Movers: Oil aims for 3-day winning streak [1176d]
The Ratings Game: Analysts slash their ratings on Meta as costs balloon. ‘The bad news is you suck, the good news is you can only get better.’ [1176d]
: How to find meaning in retirement — it may be closer than you think [1176d]
Bond Report: Bond yields move higher ahead of expected ECB rate hike [1176d]
: Unilever lifts sales goal for third time this year after hiking prices by 12.5% [1176d]
Brett Arends's ROI: Halloween: It’s the best time of the year to buy stocks [1176d]
Livability: Need to relax? Bliss out at one of these unique American spas. [1176d]
NerdWallet: 8 signs you need a new credit card [1176d]
Next Avenue: How to keep your Medicare costs down [1176d]
Market Snapshot: U.S. stock futures inch up after Meta shocker and as traders nervously eye Apple and Amazon results [1176d]
: Credit Suisse bringing back ‘First Boston’ name as it plans up to 9,000 job cuts [1177d]
Dow Jones Newswires: Anglo American reports flat production, sees fourth-quarter sales affected by holidays in India [1177d]
Dow Jones Newswires: Shell Q3 earnings fall 18% as it declares $4 billion share buyback [1177d]
Dow Jones Newswires: Unilever says turnover rose 18% over past year as price growth accelerated [1177d]
Dow Jones Newswires: TotalEnergies reports profit jump, declares divided, but books $3.1 billion impairment over Russia [1177d]
Dow Jones Newswires: Shell earnings fall 18% as it kicks off $4 billion buyback [1177d]
Dow Jones Newswires: Lloyds Banking Group profit tumbles 26% over amid impairment charge, challenging economy [1177d]
Dow Jones Newswires: Volvo Car Q3 earnings hit by higher raw material costs; though demand robust [1177d]
Dow Jones Newswires: Schneider Electric revenue beats forecasts [1177d]
Dow Jones Newswires: German consumer sentiment set for slight recovery in November [1177d]
Dow Jones Newswires: Aegon to combine Dutch operations with ASR Nederland; to return $1.5 billion to shareholders [1177d]
Dow Jones Newswires: Daimler Truck raises 2022 outlook after strong quarter [1177d]
Dow Jones Newswires: Lufthansa swings back into profit after it “left the pandemic behind” [1177d]
Dow Jones Newswires: STMicroelectronics net profit more than doubles on strong chip demand [1177d]
Dow Jones Newswires: AB InBev lifts guidance as it posts forecast-beating profit of $1.43 billion [1177d]
Dow Jones Newswires: Credit Suisse to sell parts of securitized assets to Apollo-led investor group, raise up to $4.06 billion via new shares [1177d]
Dow Jones Newswires: Credit Suisse swings to $4.09 billion loss as revenue drops 30% [1177d]
Your Digital Self: My self-sustaining dream home includes a solar array, a drone farmer and maybe a robot like Tesla’s Optimus [1177d]
: Millions of working Americans are living paycheck-to-paycheck — and running out of cash as another recession looms [1177d]
: Stock markets have been truly awful this year — but here’s a way that can help your next tax return [1177d]
: Elon Musk reportedly tells Twitter staff he won’t cut 75% of workforce [1177d]
The Wall Street Journal: Samsung Electronics’ net profit slumps 24% as memory-chip prices sink [1177d]
MarketWatch First Take: Facebook and Google grew into tech titans by ignoring Wall Street. Now it could lead to their downfall [1177d]