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MarketWatch

• : Westfield surrenders keys to downtown San Francisco shopping mall to lender [1080d]
• In One Chart: Why ‘King Dollar,’ benefiting from financial instability fears, can stay high this year [1080d]
• Personal Finance Daily: Food-delivery workers in New York set to earn $18 minimum wage next month and ore drivers under 30 are falling behind on car payments [1080d]
• : TSMC stock gains on report that Nvidia AI-chip order has boosted production [1080d]
• Market Extra: Investors increasingly expect U.S. stock-market rally to continue as bears finally surrender [1080d]
• : FTC files injunction to block Microsoft acquisition of Activision Blizzard [1080d]
• Key Words: Ray Dalio says AI technology both ‘fabulous’ and ‘dangerous’ [1080d]
• The Margin: After two non-binary performers win Tonys, are gender-based acting awards an ‘arbitrary distinction’? [1080d]
• : West Coast ports still aren’t back to normal amid contract dispute, employers say [1080d]
• : ‘This is something huge for us’: Food-delivery workers in New York set to earn $18 minimum wage next month [1080d]
• Earnings Results: Jump in cloud revenue lifts Oracle’s results, and stock gains after hours [1080d]
• : Why hotter-than-expected CPI on Tuesday may derail a Fed pause in June [1080d]
• Key Words: Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon ‘surprised’ at U.S. economy’s resilience, says ‘it’s a period to be a little bit cautious’ [1080d]
• : Novartis deal for Chinook makes kidney-treatment competitors more attractive, analysts say [1080d]
• Market Extra: It’s a ‘bull market’ for stocks. Here’s what that means. [1080d]
• Economic Report: U.S. budget deficit surges in May and tops $1 trillion again in current fiscal year [1080d]
• Commodities Corner: Goldman Sachs cuts its December Brent oil-price forecast by nearly 10% [1080d]
• Key Words: ‘Remote work doesn’t work’: David Sacks, ex-PayPal executive, blasts working from home as ‘lifestyle’ [1080d]