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• : Palo Alto Networks promoted to S&P 500, replacing Dish Network [1070d]
• : ‘We averted an economic crisis’: Biden hails debt-ceiling deal in Oval Office address [1070d]
• : Who do you blame for high house prices? Nearly half of young Americans point their finger at the government. [1070d]
• The Ratings Game: SentinelOne stock plummets 35% on record volume for worst one-day drop ever [1070d]
• Market Extra: Fitch says it may still cut AAA U.S. credit rating despite debt-ceiling deal [1070d]
• : West Coast dockworkers accused of disrupting port operations, raising fears of shipping backups [1070d]
• Mutual Funds Weekly: These money and investing tips are the real deal in this AI-driven market [1070d]
• Economic Report: U.S. bank lending picks up slightly for second straight week [1070d]
• Brett Arends's ROI: The S&P 500 is ridiculous [1070d]
• The Ratings Game: MongoDB stock surges 28% for best day ever on big beat, forecast [1070d]
• Personal Finance Daily: Here’s how the debt-ceiling deal can hurt stock prices while disrupting the bond market and female workers want menopause benefits, so why are they so rare? [1070d]
• Market Extra: S&P 500 nears bear-market exit. Will Big Tech’s rally finally spread to the broader stock market? [1070d]
• Retirement Weekly: The debt ceiling, Pride Month, and finding an arthritis-friendly place to retire [1070d]
• : Amazon fires union organizer at Alabama warehouse, union says [1070d]
• : Rivian stock has ‘clear opportunity’ to pull ahead, Barclays says [1070d]
• Help My Career: ‘Millions of women suffering in silence’: Female workers want menopause benefits, so why are they so rare? [1070d]
• The Tell: Wall Street’s bearishness may offer another reason to buy, says BofA, as stocks rally [1070d]
• Market Extra: The Dow is soaring because traders still see Fed on hold in June after blowout payrolls report [1070d]
• : Here’s how the debt-ceiling deal can hurt stock prices while disrupting the bond market [1070d]
• : Verizon’s stock sinks to 12-year low while Dish’s shares soar after report Amazon is in talks to offer mobile plans for Prime members [1070d]
• Financial Face-Off: Cash-back credit cards vs. travel-rewards cards: Which one gives you the most bang for your buck? [1070d]
• Economic Report: Jump in U.S. unemployment rate to 3.7% seen as warning sign [1070d]
• The Margin: Five things to know about Dev Shah, the new Scripps National Spelling Bee champ [1070d]
• : Half of retail and grocery workers have witnessed a recent theft or attempted theft, study says [1070d]
• : Chase working to resolve issue with accidental double payments made through Zelle [1070d]
• Brett Arends's ROI: Americans are ‘more afraid of running out of money than death’ [1070d]
• : Target’s stock snaps longest losing streak in 23 years as anti-LGBTQ+ backlash continues [1070d]
• Market Extra: Selling AI and buying Hong Kong stocks is the big contrarian bet right now, says Bank of America [1070d]
• : ‘The upshot is that the Fed can still afford to skip a rate hike in June’ — economists react to May jobs report [1070d]
• : WWDC preview: Apple is gearing up for something it hasn’t done in 8 years [1070d]
• Economic Report: Jobs report shows big 339,000 gain in May. U.S. economy still going strong [1070d]
• : 3D Systems enters battle for control of Stratasys with $25 per share cash-and-stock offer [1070d]
• Bond Report: Treasury yields tick lower ahead of May jobs data [1070d]
• : Destination weddings: Do guests still have to give gifts if they already spent ‘mad money’ to get there? [1070d]
• Metals Stocks: Gold on track for first weekly gain in four as traders await U.S. jobs report [1070d]
• Futures Movers: Oil prices boosted ahead of OPEC+ meeting [1070d]
• : Global tech layoffs have surpassed 201,000 since the start of 2023 [1070d]
• The Ratings Game: Advance Auto Parts stock extends record plunge after BofA abandons longtime bullish call [1070d]
• Need to Know: Beware the ‘June Swoon’ for stocks as AI-ebullience leaves tech overbought [1070d]
• Beth Pinsker: Financial planning for LGBTQ+ couples shouldn’t be any different, but it still is [1070d]
• Where Should I Retire?: I want to retire somewhere that’s pension-friendly, scenic and near a big airport. Where should I go? [1070d]
• Movers & Shakers: Lululemon stock stretches higher but SentinelOne plummets by a third, and other big movers [1070d]
• NerdWallet: How to accomplish home improvement projects in a shaky economy [1070d]
• Next Avenue: The racial retirement gap explained: Why millions of hardworking Americans may be unable to retire [1070d]
• Kelley Blue Book: The 2023 Rivian R1S is a rare combination of a large electric SUV with off-road chops and a luxury cabin [1070d]
• The Moneyist: ‘I’m ready for my golden years’: I’m 62. I’ve $350K in Roth accounts and $840K in annuities. I never want to work again. Can I afford it? [1070d]
• Market Snapshot: U.S. stock futures higher as jobs data swings into focus, and debt-ceiling drama ends [1071d]
• Dow Jones Newswires: Bilibili shares slip in Hong Kong amid growth concerns [1071d]
• Chuck Jaffe: America’s latest pullback from the debt-ceiling cliff won’t be its last [1071d]
• : Netflix shareholders reject executive pay packages in symbolic vote [1071d]
• : Twitter’s head of trust and safety resigns: reports [1071d]
• Mark Hulbert: Americans expect inflation to stay painfully high. That’s good news for stocks. [1071d]
• : Schumer says Senate will pass debt-ceiling bill tonight [1071d]
• Earnings Results: Lululemon stock jumps on sales forecast, as China’s reopening helps results [1071d]
• Key Words: ‘Workers are not indentured servants,’ Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson says in dissent over union liability for strikes [1071d]