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MarketWatch

• : Apple wants workers back in the office 3 days a week starting Sept. 5: reports [1493d]
• Dow Jones Newswires: BHP’s annual profit nearly triples, thanks to surge in coal prices [1493d]
• Market Extra: This stock-market milestone indicates the S&P 500 could be as much as 16% higher one year from today [1493d]
• : Here’s what else besides Disney that hedge fund Third Point loaded up on recently [1493d]
• The Wall Street Journal: Activist investor Elliott Management discloses large stake in Cardinal Health [1493d]
• Personal Finance Daily: How residential segregation continues to shape Black Americans’ quality of life and as America’s baby-formula shortage continues, here are all the hidden costs of breastfeeding [1493d]
• Earnings Results: Declining real-estate market leads Compass execs to cut forecast and costs; stock plunges [1493d]
• The Tell: Why Vanguard likes U.S. high-yield bonds in near-term after recent big gains [1494d]
• Mark Hulbert: No, a strong dollar doesn’t pose much of a threat to company earnings — or to stocks [1494d]
• The Wall Street Journal: Walmart reaches subscription video-streaming deal with Paramount+ [1494d]
• In One Chart: Life in America is getting back to ‘normal,’ except when it comes to the office [1494d]
• Key Words: Bear market for stocks ‘incomplete,’ warns Morgan Stanley’s Mike Wilson [1494d]
• : How residential segregation continues to shape Black Americans’ quality of life [1494d]
• : Should Social Security be eliminated as a federal entitlement program? Or would that ‘end the program as you know it’? [1494d]
• The Wall Street Journal: What frequent-flying celebrities — and the blowback they’ve received — tell us about surging private-jet popularity [1494d]
• : Snap just hit a milestone as it looks to move beyond advertising revenue, and the stock is responding [1494d]