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• Lawrence A. Cunningham's Quality Investing: SEC’s climate change proposal gives Main Street investors no voice. Here’s how to make yourself heard. [1631d]
• Washington Watch: Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski says she’ll vote to confirm Jackson, becoming 2nd Republican to back Supreme Court nominee [1631d]
• : Exxon calls for profit bump in Q1 [1631d]
• The Tell: Get ready for a ‘new world order’ that drives stocks and bonds: BlackRock [1631d]
• : NCAA championship game time and other details to know as Kansas and North Carolina face off tonight [1631d]
• Personal Finance Daily: Has the student loan pause done any good and leasing a car vs. buying a car — what should you do? [1631d]
• Key Words: ‘The cost of doing business’ — Secret Service is renting $30,000-a-month Malibu mansion to protect Hunter Biden, report says [1631d]
• The Margin: Kanye West drops out of Coachella [1631d]
• In One Chart: Stocks didn’t rally despite inverted yield curve, they rallied because of it, says veteran strategist [1631d]
• Key Words: U.S. economy will fall into a recession this summer, as inflation eats into consumer spending, former Fed official warns [1631d]
• : AMD, Qualcomm make software-focused acquisitions as growth in core chip businesses questioned [1631d]
• : ‘Only a few’ cryptos should avoid SEC oversight, Chairman Gensler to say [1631d]
• : Dow transports selloff may be warning of something more than just a macro speed bump [1631d]
• : In the Final Four, more women than men are atop the list of players poised to earn the most in NIL money [1631d]
• Key Words: Jack Dorsey says he’s ‘partially to blame’ for centralization of the Internet [1631d]
• In One Chart: Inverted yield curve poses ‘new risk’ for small-cap stocks, warns BofA [1631d]
• The Ratings Game: Tesla shows ‘solid’ sales, but COVID shutdowns may be back to haunt it, analysts say [1631d]