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• The Wall Street Journal: Walmart closing 3 tech hubs in Austin, Portland, Carlsbad [1304d]
• The Human Cost: Tindered out? How to avoid creeps, time wasters and liars this Valentine’s Day [1304d]
• : George Soros loads up on Tesla and these other beaten-down stocks [1304d]
• : Inside the NASH drug boom: New drugs for a ‘silent’ liver disease that affects millions near FDA approval [1304d]
• Crypto: Crypto company Paxos confirms SEC notice of potential charges relating to BUSD stablecoin [1304d]
• The Margin: Inflation can’t stop Cupid: Americans are spending almost $200 apiece on Valentine’s Day – and $26 billion overall [1304d]
• Cannabis Watch: New York’s newest cannabis dispensary opens as state rolls out social-equity model [1304d]
• Earnings Results: Lattice Semiconductor beats estimates, citing growth in auto, industrial and more [1304d]
• : Private equity, REITs under microscope in new nursing-home rule proposal [1304d]
• Earnings Results: Avis Budget stock rallies after results beat, as travel rebound’s momentum continues [1304d]
• Earnings Results: IAC earnings top expectations as company says it’s refocusing on the ‘basics’ [1304d]
• The Margin: 5 reasons you shouldn’t go to a restaurant on Valentine’s Day [1304d]
• : White House says it has not identified source of 3 objects shot down over U.S. and Canadian airspace [1304d]
• The Margin: How Patrick Mahomes makes his money: Adidas, Whoop and the Chiefs [1304d]
• Help My Career: Looking for a new job? Brush up your résumé with a computer algorithm. Seriously, it could pay off. [1304d]
• The Tell: Stocks could suffer if U.S. inflation cools less rapidly as once thought, Deutsche Bank warns [1305d]
• The Ratings Game: Fastly’s stock is on pace for its biggest percentage gain since 2020, as analysts cite overhaul under new CEO [1305d]
• : Twilio to cut 17% of its staff, the 2nd round of layoffs in 5 months [1305d]
• : Investors are walking away from U.S. stock-market funds, into bonds [1305d]
• The Wall Street Journal: Ford invests $3.5 billion in Michigan battery plant with Chinese partner’s technology [1305d]
• The Tell: ‘A different animal’: The bear market is ‘over,’ but that doesn’t unleash bulls to send stocks on a 2023 tear, according to Wells Fargo [1305d]
• The Ratings Game: Microsoft has a long path of earnings growth ahead, says Morgan Stanley [1305d]
• : CPI in the spotlight: Fed worried about sticky inflation [1305d]
• : Biden’s hard-line stance on banning online ads that target kids has plenty of support from both parties [1305d]
• Coronavirus Update: NYC Mayor Eric Adams says vaccine mandates could return because COVID ‘isn’t going away’ [1305d]
• Deep Dive: The hunt for stocks with rising dividends: These fund managers have a strategy to keep your payouts growing [1305d]
• : Mattel relaunches Barney, hoping nostalgia could help sales [1305d]
• In One Chart: Americans lost $1.3 billion to romance scams in 2022 — here are the top 5 lies [1305d]
• : More than 101,000 tech-sector employees have lost their jobs since the start of 2023 [1305d]
• Economic Report: Americans don’t expect inflation to fall this year [1305d]
• Crypto: Dogecoin surges after Elon Musk tweets that he was discussing it at the Super Bowl [1305d]
• The Ratings Game: Disney remains JPMorgan’s ‘favorite name’ for stocks in uncertain media industry [1305d]
• : AMC CEO Adam Aron eyes 2023 hike in movie releases, touts ‘path to eventual pandemic recovery’ [1305d]
• The Ratings Game: Caterpillar stock falls after Baird recommends investors cash in [1305d]
• Metals Stocks: Gold prices retreat as investors await Tuesday’s U.S. inflation report [1305d]
• Futures Movers: Oil edges lower after last week’s big bounce [1305d]
• : FIS walks back Worldpay merger, will spin off its merchant business [1305d]
• The Wall Street Journal: China says United States flew balloons in its airspace for more than a year [1305d]
• Need to Know: Here are five companies to pick if Goldman Sachs is right about the stock market being flat in 2023 [1305d]