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Dow Jones Newswires: Pershing Square dumps Netflix stake less than three months after buying in, falls into the red for year [1433d]
The Wall Street Journal: Saudi crown prince raged when Biden adviser Jake Sullivan brought up the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi last year [1433d]
What's Worth Streaming: Here’s everything coming to Netflix in May 2022 — and what’s leaving [1433d]
Jonathan Burton's Life Savings: ‘The Fed always screws up.’ This forecaster sees inflation peaking and U.S. stocks in a bear market by summer [1433d]
Personal Finance Daily: Meet the 16-year-old high schooler who created his own financial-literacy classes and as Netflix hemorrhages subscribers have we finally reached peak streaming? [1433d]
: United Airlines expects first profitable year since 2019, stock pops [1433d]
The Ratings Game: Carvana stock tumbles as ‘uniquely difficult environment’ hits earnings [1433d]
Dow Jones Newswires: Sleep Number stock dives after earnings report [1433d]
Earnings Results: Lam Research stock slips as supply-chain issues keep hampering production [1433d]
Earnings Results: Tesla Q1 sales jump 81%, zooming past Wall Street estimates; stock rises [1433d]
: EVs can store power for our homes and the grid — Why ‘vehicle-to-everything’ technology is a must-follow investing theme [1433d]
The Fed: High U.S. inflation shows little sign of abating, Fed’s Beige Book finds [1433d]
The Value Gap: Want to ‘annihilate the racial wealth gap’? Make it easier for Black Americans to invest in stocks, says the founder of a new ETF [1433d]
Key Words: Michigan state Sen. Mallory McMorrow blasts GOP ‘groomer’ comments as ‘hollow, hateful scheme’ [1433d]
Crypto: It’s ‘Doge Day’ again. Supporters wanted to push Dogecoin ‘to the moon’. Here’s how it is trading [1433d]
Living With Climate Change: What is Earth Day? Why celebrating it matters to your money and your health [1434d]
In One Chart: Why inflation ‘mania’ makes the 10-year Treasury note a buy as yield tops 2.8%: B. of A. [1434d]
Project Syndicate: Official digital currencies could improve the lives of billions of unbanked adults [1434d]
: As Netflix hemorrhages subscribers amid increased competition from Disney, Hulu, HBO, Amazon Prime and Apple — have we finally reached peak streaming? [1434d]
Cannabis Watch: Leafly CEO rings Nasdaq bell on cannabis holiday [1434d]
In One Chart: Fed may need to be even more aggressive fighting inflation as U.S. household cash exceeds debt for first time in three decades, warns Deutsche Bank [1434d]
: Wimbledon to ban Russian and Belarusian athletes from playing this year over Ukraine invasion [1434d]
: Abbott predicts fewer sales of COVID-19 tests in 2022 but says the business of at-home tests isn’t going away [1434d]
: Netflix bonds hit by disappointing quarter along with stock, but S&P is unfazed for now [1434d]
The Fed: San Francisco Fed’s Daly sees rapid ‘march’ to 2.5% for key U.S. interest rate [1434d]
: Christmas in July: Hasbro moves up inventory purchases to make sure there are enough toys for the holidays [1434d]
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Market Extra: The 10-year Treasury real yield briefly went above zero. Here’s what it means for markets. [1434d]
The Wall Street Journal: Wimbledon to bar players from Russia and Belarus this summer [1434d]
: As Biden pledges student-debt cancellation for 40,000 borrowers, young people say their student loans delay major life decisions — including buying a house and having kids [1434d]
Earnings Outlook: CSX, Union Pacific earnings to show if railroads really offer relative respite from turbulent transport sector [1434d]
Project Syndicate: This inflation is driven by strong demand—not kinks in supply chains—and will likely persist [1434d]
Deep Dive: Dividend Aristocrat stocks can help you keep ahead of inflation. These 15 take top prizes for raising payouts. [1434d]
Economic Report: Existing-home sales fall as home buyers are scared off by soaring interest rates [1434d]
Coronavirus Update: Face-mask issue remains hot COVID topic as poll finds most Americans support their use on public transport and DoJ awaits CDC’s decision [1434d]
The Ratings Game: Netflix slammed by new wave of downgrades: ‘not much to get excited about’ besides ‘much lower stock price’ [1434d]
Commodities Corner: Global industrial demand for silver hits record in 2021, and is set to extend gains this year [1434d]
Metals Stocks: Gold edges lower after pulling back from 5-week high [1434d]
: Why you should retire with more money than you need [1434d]
Futures Movers: Oil prices bounce as supply worries persist [1434d]
The Wall Street Journal: Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon is getting a slice of its private-equity profits [1434d]
Bond Report: Treasury yields pull back from 3-year highs [1434d]
Real Retirement: What ballet dancers can teach us about retirement [1434d]
Need to Know: The news coming from this giant volcano is even gloomier than the new forecasts from the IMF and World Bank [1434d]
Peter Morici: Free markets for time: Let the states decide whether to adopt daylight-saving time [1434d]
Retirement Hacks: When a traditional IRA makes sense over a Roth account [1434d]
Market Snapshot: Tech stocks in focus as Netflix shares crater in premarket [1434d]
Dow Jones Newswires: Credit Suisse warns of another loss as it set aside more money for legal issues [1434d]
NerdWallet: Is your home a safety hazard? Check for these common hidden dangers. [1434d]
Dow Jones Newswires: Danone bucks inflationary and supply-chain pressures with earnings beat [1434d]
NerdWallet: Gen Z is positioned to get rich—5 steps to getting there [1434d]
Next Avenue: Do you feel stuck in the pandemic while it seems like everyone else has moved on? [1434d]
Dow Jones Newswires: Heineken reports jump in net profit and revenue [1434d]
Key Words: Cryptic tweet from Elon Musk raises speculation about Twitter tender offer [1434d]
: Russia’s Chernobyl seizure seen as nuclear risk ‘nightmare’ [1434d]
The Moneyist: My cousin has $8,000 in credit-card debt with 20% APR. She has $5,000 in stocks. Should she sell them to pay the credit card? [1434d]
: ‘The goal is to plant seeds in these young students now’: Meet the 16-year-old high schooler who created his own financial-literacy classes [1434d]
: CalPERS backs Berkshire shareholder measure to remove Warren Buffett as chairman [1434d]
Dow Jones Newswires: China’s benchmark lending rates remain unchanged [1434d]
Dow Jones Newswires: Japan’s exports grow for 13th consecutive month in March [1434d]
The New York Post: Elon Musk said to be willing to invest $15 billion of his own money to buy Twitter [1434d]