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U.S. stocks surged Tuesday on growing optimistic about a potential end to the the Iran war.
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Stock Market News, March 31, 2026: Nasdaq Leads Rally Built on Hope the Iran War May End Soon WSJWhat in the world just happened to the Dow? CNNStocks Recover Sharply Amid Hope for Iran War's End The New York TimesJim Cramer: Three ways the stock market will flip if the U.S.-Iran war ends CNBC
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Energy stocks have fared well as crude-oil prices have shot up, but one other industry group has also done well since the U.S. and Israel attacked Iran on Feb. 28.
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Dow Jones Futures Rise, UAE Willing To Help Force Hormuz Open; Trump To Speak To Nation On Iran Investor's Business DailyWhat in the world just happened to the Dow? CNNStock Market Today: Dow Futures Rise on Continued Optimism for Quick End to War — Live Updates WSJStocks Recover Sharply Amid Hope for Iran War's End The New York TimesWall Street soars as traders bet on potential war off-ramp
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Investors weighed the news that the owner of a Kuwaiti tanker loaded with oil said it had been hit in an Iranian attack near Dubai.
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McCormick's stock was headed for its worst month since September 1980 after the spice maker announced terms of a $44.8 billion deal to combine with Unilever's foods business.
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You don't have to be all that old to remember the excitement of "outlet shopping" - hitting special shopping centers (or even whole towns - Freeport, Maine, anyone?) for deals on overstock, returned, or sometimes separate bargain-lines of product. It only makes sense that the nation's biggest online retailer, Amazon.com, would play this game with its own outlet - without the bricks and mortar (and ancillary candy and fudge vendors).
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As millions of Americans signed up for Amazon Prime weigh the benefits of Amazon Prime perks - (both the new one or two and the ones being taken away) against the recent membership price increase - Amazon Outlet is probably a reason to stick around.
These aren't used or second-hand items, and some are even quite high end (think Apple, Bose, Marmot and Pendleton). Amazon Outlet items are actual overstocks - Amazon bought too many of them - discontinued items, or just plain old clearance items. And they cut across a retail swath. That means you'll see clothing, kitchenware, home d
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