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- Market Extra: Bonds say inflation has peaked, but here’s what Cathie Wood says the stock market needs to hear to stage a bona fide rally [1334d]
- The Fed: Fed’s Williams says ‘far too high’ inflation remains his No. 1 concern [1334d]
- Dow Jones Newswires: Japan’s consumer prices hit 41-year high [1334d]
- Personal Finance Daily: Mortgage rates fall to lowest level since September 2022 and here’s how the Girl Scouts will keep women rolling in dough throughout their lives — beyond selling cookies [1334d]
- Help My Career: The share of workers in a labor union hit a record low in 2022, even as the actual number of unionized workers jumped — here’s how that happened [1334d]
- Market Extra: Oil demand could plunge by 30% over the next 5 years, Cathie Wood predicts. Here’s why. [1334d]
- : Intel cuts hundreds more jobs in California, and indicates more to come [1334d]
- The Ratings Game: Starbucks’ anti-union fight has gotten uglier. Most of its customers don’t seem to care, survey finds [1334d]
- : Netflix says its plan to ‘broadly’ end password-sharing will juice revenue [1334d]
- : No more ‘special awards’ for JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon, board decides [1334d]
- : Wayfair to lay off more than 1,000 workers: report [1334d]
- Crypto: Crypto platform Nexo agrees to pay $45 million in fines by state and federal authorities [1334d]
- : Nordstrom slashes outlook as holiday sales drop [1334d]
- Weekend Sip: Here’s an easy way to enjoy a warm winter cocktail — just add hot water [1334d]
- : KKR, Starwood limit withdrawal requests from real-estate funds as investors try to cash in [1334d]
- : T-Mobile suffers data breach impacting 37 million customers [1334d]
- : Reed Hastings to step down as Netflix co-CEO, stock leaps as subscriber additions beat expectations [1334d]
- Lawrence G. McMillan: Any way you slice it, the bears control the stock market right now [1334d]
- : Yellen’s Treasury Dept. halts two federal retirement funds after government hits debt limit [1334d]
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