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- Be ready to pounce on homebuilding stocks the next time they drop, Jim Cramer says [1608d]
- Frontier offers $250 million reverse breakup fee if regulators block Spirit merger [1608d]
- Jim Cramer says to pick up shares of Deere for an ‘absurd’ bargain [1608d]
- Cramer says when Wall Street overlooks ‘textbook bad news’ for a stock, do some buying [1608d]
- Stock futures are slightly higher ahead of May's jobs report [1608d]
- Pelosi says lawmakers will vote on sweeping gun legislation next week [1608d]
- Here’s our June rapid-fire update on all 33 stocks in Cramer’s Charitable Trust portfolio [1608d]
- Lululemon raises guidance for the year as earnings and sales beat expectations [1608d]
- Pandemic layoffs were a route to longer-term joblessness and retirement for many, CNBC survey finds [1608d]
- Cloud stocks mount big rally led by UiPath, as investors bet tech valuations have bottomed [1608d]
- NBA superstar LeBron James is officially a billionaire—here's a look into his net worth [1608d]
- White House expects Covid vaccinations for children under age 5 to begin as early as June 21 [1608d]
- Social Security fund will be able to pay benefits one year longer than expected, Treasury says [1608d]
- Job growth seen cooling in May but wage increases were still hot [1608d]
- Dave Roberts is one of the most powerful executives at ESPN – and he wants more diversity behind the scenes [1608d]
- Sheryl Sandberg sold $1.7 billion worth of Facebook stock over the last decade [1608d]
- The IRS is working to increase its audit rates for higher earners [1608d]
- Ron Insana: Policymakers should stop apologizing. Inflation really was 'transitory' [1608d]
- Biden will call for tighter gun laws in televised address Thursday night, following Uvalde and Tulsa massacres [1608d]
- Roughly 55% of Americans say they are 'pro-choice,' the most since 1995, Gallup finds [1608d]
- Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Microsoft, Chewy, GameStop, MongoDB & more [1608d]
- Suze Orman: Inflation is here to stay for quite some time. This is what you should buy [1608d]
- Harvey Weinstein's sex crime convictions upheld by New York court [1608d]
- Winklevoss twins' Gemini cutting 10% of its staff, saying 'crypto winter' is here [1608d]
- The energy in nuclear waste could power the U.S. for 100 years, but the technology was never commercialized [1608d]
- New CNN boss has a message for staffers: Cool it with the 'Breaking News' banner [1608d]
- Amazon to shut down Kindle store in China [1608d]
- U.S. goes after more Russian yachts linked to Putin in expanded sanctions [1608d]
- Billionaire Ray Dalio: Going broke ‘was one of the best things that ever happened to me' [1608d]
- How to pay for college after a financial setback [1608d]
- Fed Vice Chair Lael Brainard says it's 'hard to see the case' for the Fed pausing rate hikes [1608d]
- Do Kwon is unlikely to face prison time for $60 billion UST crypto wipeout — fines and lawsuits are more likely [1608d]
- Starbucks union creates $1 million fund to cover lost pay for striking baristas [1608d]
- Angela Merkel breaks silence on Ukraine, calls Russia's war 'barbaric' [1608d]
- Tiger Global drops 14% in May during the tech sell-off, pushing hedge fund's 2022 losses to over 50% [1608d]
- Microsoft lowers fourth-quarter guidance [1608d]
- The majority of American workers say they want more unionization at their own jobs [1608d]
- Ford's U.S. sales decline narrowed in May as demand remained high for its electric vehicles and pickups [1608d]
- Ford to add over 6,000 U.S. jobs as it boosts electric vehicle production and prepares for a new Mustang [1608d]
- Why hydropower is the forgotten giant of clean energy [1608d]
- Amazon is 'obstructing' probe into deadly warehouse collapse, House committee says [1608d]
- Private payrolls increased by just 128,000 in May, the slowest growth of the recovery, ADP says [1608d]
- Consumers spend an average $133 more each month on subscriptions than they realize, study shows [1608d]
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- Dow Jones Newswires: South Korea’s inflation speeds up to near 14-year high [1608d]
- The Fast Foodist: Why I’m not celebrating National Doughnut Day [1608d]
- Market Extra: ‘A game of catch and release’: Are recent stock-market rallies the beginning of a bull run? [1608d]
- Crypto: Coinbase extends hiring freeze, rescinds ‘a number’ of accepted job offers [1608d]
- : Inflation has peaked — now it’s time to go bargain shopping for consumer-discretionary stocks [1608d]
- : Pinterest to buy shopping platform The Yes amid e-commerce push [1608d]
- Earnings Results: Retailer Joann says inflation, supply-chain problems are taking a toll [1608d]
- Personal Finance Daily: New research casts doubt on rent control as a way to help the poor and a Chicago official applied for a Section 8 housing voucher in 1993, but only now ‘made it to the top of the waiting list’ [1608d]
- Earnings Results: Lululemon ‘not immune’ to inflation, supply-chain disruptions, but sales shine [1608d]
- Earnings Results: PagerDuty tops $80 million in sales for first time, stock pops 7% [1608d]
- : Crowdstrike beats on earnings and raises forecast, but it isn’t helping the stock [1608d]
- Earnings Results: Okta stock rally shifts into second gear after hours as results beat Street, outlook hiked [1608d]
- Brett Arends's ROI: Social Security’s trustees have both good and bad news about the program’s shaky finances [1608d]
- Revolution Investing: We’ve seen this movie before — the biggest tech-stock gains are still ahead of us [1608d]
- The Margin: How a millionaire outbid a billionaire to buy the Golden State Warriors in 2010 [1608d]
- : Social Security can pay full benefits until 2035 before trust funds are depleted – one year later than expected – but time is still running out [1608d]
- : Want to buy a PlayStation5 or Xbox Series X console on Amazon? You’re going to need an invitation. [1608d]
- Brett Arends's ROI: What can Queen Elizabeth teach us about retirement? [1608d]
- ETF Wrap: Crypto-related ETFs hit hard in May while inflation lifted funds tied to commodities [1608d]
- Realtor.com: Reddit Co-Founder Alexis Ohanian Selling Brooklyn Condo for $2.3M [1608d]
- Distributed Ledger: Bitcoin’s ‘decoupling’ from stocks? Here’s why it will, or will not happen [1608d]
- : Microsoft joins chorus of tech companies warning about the effects of a strong dollar [1608d]
- Market Extra: Apple stock to suffer first ‘death cross’ chart pattern since the pandemic [1608d]
- : U.S. car sales at ‘recessionary levels,’ as inflation, rising interest rate concerns increase, RBC says [1608d]
- Market Extra: Redditors slam SEC for releasing video allegedly mocking meme-stock traders [1608d]
- The Margin: ‘Stranger Things 4’ product visibility is worth up to $25 million for Coke, Jif and other brands [1608d]
- The Fed: Fed’s Mester says ‘faster pace of rate increases’ on the table for September [1608d]
- : The White House says it will pay interns for the first time. Here’s how much they’d make [1608d]
- Key Words: Biden adviser: U.S. still would face ‘record high inflation’ if there hadn’t been a $2 trillion spending package — and there would be ‘much higher unemployment’ [1608d]
- : New research casts doubt on rent control as a way to help the poor: ‘Tenants who gained the most from rent control had higher incomes and were more likely to be white’ [1608d]
- : The Federal Reserve is shrinking its balance sheet under duress, which makes a soft landing nearly impossible [1608d]
- The Margin: LeBron James makes the Forbes billionaires list — the first NBA star to do so while still playing basketball [1608d]
- : Kohl’s plans for smaller stores as dozens of existing store leases approach expiration [1608d]
- Economic Report: U.S. job gains in May seen slowing to 13-month low of 328,000 [1608d]
- The Fed: Fed’s Brainard says she doesn’t support a ‘pause’ in interest-rate hikes in September [1608d]
- The Tell: Rise of “nontraditional” reserve currencies diminishes dollar’s dominance [1608d]
- The Moneyist: I received a $130,000 inheritance from my mother. My husband says it’s mine to spend. What should I do with it — and why do I feel so guilty? [1608d]
- Coronavirus Update: Pfizer and BioNTech seek FDA authorization for 3-dose vaccine for children aged six months to five years, and WHO warns that fewer tests mean fewer cases detected [1608d]
- Economic Report: U.S. factory orders rise modest 0.3% in May [1608d]
- Bond Report: Treasury yields slip, with 10-year rate at 2.9%, as investors await Friday’s U.S. jobs report [1608d]
- Crypto: Billionaire Winklevoss twins to lay off 10% of Gemini employees, blaming ‘crypto winter’ [1608d]
- Deep Dive: Small-cap growth stocks are the cheapest they’ve been in at least 24 years. Here’s how one manager is playing it. [1608d]
- Economic Report: U.S. unemployment claims drop to 200,000, as layoffs fall to lowest level on record [1608d]
- Economic Report: Labor costs, a key driver of U.S. inflation, revised sharply higher in first quarter [1608d]
- Best New Ideas in Retirement: The Decumulation Drawdown: How spending became the big dilemma in retirement [1608d]
- Economic Report: U.S. private sector job growth softens in May, ADP data shows [1608d]
- Metals Stocks: Precious metals climb as platinum leads market higher [1608d]
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