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• Dow Jones Newswires: U.K. consumer confidence slides backward in July as tough economy takes its toll [1020d]
• Dow Jones Newswires: Vintage Wine Estates names Seth Kaufman next CEO amid turnaround efforts [1020d]
• : As World Cup kicks off, women’s soccer ‘poised for exponential growth’ says U.S. Soccer chief [1020d]
• : Tornado damage at Pfizer facility threatens to make critical drug-supply shortages even worse, experts say [1020d]
• Financial Crime: Trump’s Truth Social merger partner settles fraud charges with SEC over misleading investors [1020d]
• Revolution Investing: These two EV companies are miles ahead of the pack. Yes, Tesla is one of them. [1020d]
• : Some retirement catch-up contributions are about to get taxed — these organizations want to delay that [1020d]
• Michael Brush: This secret elixir can boost earnings, tame inflation and push stocks higher [1020d]
• Front Office Sports: Who could buy a piece of ESPN? Here are seven candidates [1020d]
• : Biden touts sale of Gulf of Mexico wind-power leases and jabs at Trump in Philadelphia speech [1020d]
• : Buy these stocks if you think the U.S. dollar will keep getting weaker [1020d]
• FA Center: Watch the Dow Transports for clues about the economy — not the stock market [1020d]
• Earnings Results: CSX shares drop as falling coal, fuel prices hit sales [1020d]
• ETF Wrap: An ETF that can’t go down? This new ‘buffer’ fund is designed to provide 100% protection against stock-market losses [1020d]
• The Margin: The top 5 highest-paid women’s soccer players at the 2023 Women’s World Cup [1020d]
• Distributed Ledger: Crypto is at early stage of a three-year bull market, says this asset manager [1020d]
• Lawrence G. McMillan: ‘Overbought does not mean sell.’ Stock bulls and this market have room to run. [1020d]
• Market Extra: Bond market starts to fret about return of inflation on strength of U.S. labor market [1020d]
• Bond Report: 2 and 10 year Treasury yields jump to one-week highs after weekly jobless claims [1020d]
• : Students were charged $10,000 to take the Caltech cybersecurity bootcamp. But the top-ranked school did not run the course, suit claims [1020d]
• Futures Movers: Oil prices finish higher with traders’ attention ‘shifting between demand and supply’ [1020d]
• The Tell: Why U.S. economy is heading to a soft landing, and its stocks may be a better bet than those in China and Europe, says Goldman Sachs [1020d]
• Commodities Corner: Why scorching summer temperatures haven’t yet led to a lasting rally for natural gas [1020d]
• Earnings Results: Travelers swings to loss as it books $1.5 billion in catastrophe losses following tornadoes and hail storms [1020d]
• : Netflix bonds steady, stock drops after equity investors give thumbs down to revenue forecast [1020d]
• In One Chart: Stock-market bubble trouble? Check out the 3-year view on Nasdaq, S&P 500 returns. [1020d]
• BookWatch: ‘This has absolutely changed me.’ Alzheimer’s takes a toll on patients and their loved ones. [1020d]
• Metals Stocks: Gold prices log first loss in 3 sessions as Treasury yields, dollar rise [1020d]
• Commodities Corner: COVID pandemic is officially over in the U.S., data on excess deaths show [1020d]
• The Tell: Stocks are ‘most obvious winner’ of a decade powered by AI, Goldman Sachs says [1020d]
• Earnings Results: Infosys stock dives after another profit miss and lowered full-year revenue outlook [1020d]
• The Ratings Game: Bud Light sales are still falling, but investors get it at this point. Here’s what Morgan Stanley says they might be missing. [1020d]
• : China’s property woes offer a window into the demise of the country’s boom times [1020d]
• The Ratings Game: Goldman Sachs’s stock powers into positive territory for 2023 as analysts look past mixed Q2 [1020d]
• MarketWatch First Take: Taiwan Semi execs slap down some frenzy for AI among chip makers, with concerns about sustainability [1020d]
• The Ratings Game: Waiting for the iPhone 15? You might have to hold out longer than you think. [1020d]
• The Fed: Bernanke says it is clear Fed will hike interest rates next week, but a September move is ‘up for grabs’ [1020d]
• The Moneyist: I mailed a $280 wedding gift and never received a thank-you note. I fear the gift was lost or stolen. Is it gauche to ask? [1020d]
• : Here are the latest signs that Americans are running out of savings [1020d]
• : SpaceX and Virgin Galactic are pushing space tourism, but most Americans plan to stay on Earth, poll finds [1020d]
• : U.K. Treasury to force banks to explain account closures after dispute between former UKIP leader and Coutts [1020d]
• : Amazon trial could pave the way for holding the company accountable on warehouse safety [1020d]
• The Ratings Game: Avis Budget’s stock falls after analyst downgrades it just two months after turning bullish [1020d]
• Movers & Shakers: Netflix shares slump on revenue outlook, Tesla stock slips on margin fears and other stocks on the move [1021d]
• Kelley Blue Book: The 2024 BMW 8 Series is dashing, stylish and fast [1021d]
• NerdWallet: Even younger people should have a will: How to make one without spending a fortune [1021d]
• Next Avenue: Why grandparents should set up 529 college savings plans [1021d]
• NerdWallet: Alternative credit cards can help you build credit, but it could be wild ride [1021d]
• Market Snapshot: Nasdaq futures slide as Tesla and Netflix results damp earnings optimism [1021d]
• : Elon Musk says Tesla will spend ‘well over’ $1 billion on Dojo supercomputer [1021d]
• Dow Jones Newswires: China keeps benchmark lending rates unchanged [1021d]
• MarketWatch First Take: As investors worry about lower Tesla margins, Musk says Full Self-Driving is key to future profits [1021d]
• Dow Jones Newswires: Japan’s exports rise in June on strong car shipments [1021d]