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Veteran Georgia Prosecutor Appoints Himself to Oversee Trump Case The New York TimesTrump administration live updates: Government back to life after shutdown as agencies reopen NBC NewsFani Willis' Georgia election interference case against Trump will carry on for now with new prosecutor CNNTrump's lone remaining criminal case gets new prosecutor Axios
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The outgoing Walmart CEO's tenure was marked by both sharp sales gains and stock growth.
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Doubts over December interest rate cut from Federal Reserve exacerbate jitters about high valuations
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White House announces South American trade deals to try to lower some food prices abcnews.go.comTrump Set to Cut Tariffs on Beef, Tomatoes as Prices Vex Voters Bloomberg.comGrocery anxiety nudges aside tariff policy, in win for consumers AxiosU.S. to Cut Tariffs on Bananas, Coffee and Other Goods From Four Countries The Wall Street Journal
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"Whales" have been selling as bitcoin drops under $100,000, but analysts say it's mostly profit-taking, not panic. The real concern is the market's fading ability to absorb it.
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White House Scraps Cash Payments for Delayed or Canceled Flights The New York TimesBiden-era plan to compensate passengers for flight delays, cancellations scrapped AxiosTrump admin drops Biden plan to require passenger compensation for delayed flights CNBCTrump Administration Ditches Plan to Compensate Stranded Flyers Bloomberg.com
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The world's oldest cryptocurrency fell below $95,000 on Friday, deepening its plunge into the red.
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The platform, used by CEOs like Nvidia's Jensen Huang and Google's Sundar Pichai, is now worth $29.3 billion.
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Crypto Bulls Get Rekt as Ethereum, XRP Fall Harder Than Bitcoin DecryptBitcoin in 'bear market regime' as cryptocurrency falls below $95,000 Yahoo FinanceBitcoin's bear market week Fox BusinessCrypto market plunges as Bitcoin falls below $97,000 Fortune
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Twenty percent of billionaire families own controlling stakes in sports teams, up from 6% in 2022, per a new J.P. Morgan survey.
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On top of surging homeowners-insurance premiums, property taxes are also pushing up people's costs and putting pressure on their ability to cover basic expenses.
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Protesters blockade Cop30 summit over plight of Indigenous peoples The GuardianIndigenous People Take the Stage at COP30 Climate Talks in Belém, Brazil The New York TimesA flotilla kicks off the People's Summit for activists at UN climate talks AP News‘No one enters, no one leaves.' Protesters block main entrance to COP30 climate talks in Brazil
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Rachel Reeves backs away from income tax rate rise after improved economic forecasts BBCRachel Reeves plans £7.5bn tax rise in budget after U-turn on income tax rates The GuardianHow did fiscal forecasts affect Rachel Reeves' income tax U-turn? Financial TimesUK borrowing costs jump, stocks slide as speculation mounts over high-stakes budget CNBC
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The brilliant, self-described loner found fame after the financial crisis but has now closed his hedge fund
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This summit is unlike any of its predecessors in at least one significant way: The Indigenous presence is palpable and strong.
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Fewer burritos, more bargains: Consumers flash holiday warning signs CNBCOctober Retail Sales Reveal the Impact of Headwinds Challenging Consumers, Reports Circana Yahoo FinanceL.A. shoppers find creative ways to spend less this holiday season Los Angeles TimesHow Confident Is the US Consumer Going Into the Holidays? Vogue
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President Trump's trade deal with four countries in Latin America could lower prices for coffee, bananas and beef, which have been sore spots for a number of American companies.
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The AI transcription company is walking back its CTO's viral LinkedIn claims that its co-founders hand-transcribed customers' notes during its early days.
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Dow drops 300 points, Nasdaq turns positive following three-day rout: Live updates CNBCStocks extend slide amid investor concerns about AI and interest rates CBS NewsWhy markets are suddenly on edge CNNStock Market Today: Nasdaq Drop at Open as Tech Selloff Continues; Bitcoin Falls— Live Updates The Wall Street Journal
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The JPMorgan Chase deals mark a shift in the power dynamic between banks, middlemen and the fintech apps that are increasingly threatening incumbents.
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Stocks slammed on dashed hopes of imminent Fed rate cut ReutersView Full Coverage on Google News
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The State Department has reissued visas for many workers detained in a September raid, lawyers said, as the Trump administration tries to undo damage from the operation.
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Cursor, a popular platform for AI-powered coding, is now worth nearly $30 billion.
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More than 3,000 workers who make fighter jets and weapons in the St. Louis area have been on strike for over three months.
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"I don't have that much fight left in me:" Most of the journalists at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette have left, but those still on strike welcome an end to the ordeal.
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More than 1,000 workers at 65 stores across the United States joined the labor action, the union representing baristas said.
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Asset manager famous for bet against US housing market says stock prices are unhinged from fundamentals
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President Trump's tariffs are adding to higher beef prices, along with drought and parasites in a stressed U.S. beef supply chain.
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The IRS announced a $1,000 increase to the 401(k) contribution limit and a $500 increase to the IRA limit for 2026.
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Fed Chair Jerome Powell wasn't kidding a couple weeks ago when he said a December rate cut wasn't in the bag.
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Disney reported fiscal fourth-quarter results before the bell Thursday, giving its final update on streaming subscriber metrics.
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Nvidia recently disclosed visibility into more than $500 billion in revenue through the end of next year. Plus, its recent lagging stock performance suggests "a lower bar for execution."
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The monthly out-of-pocket cost of popular injections and upcoming pills could range from $50 to $350, depending on the dosage and insurance coverage.
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The stock market's recent rally continued Monday, with the major market indexes closing today at their highest levels since late August.
The gains came ahead of tomorrow morning's release of the August consumer price index (CPI) - the last key piece of economic data for the Federal Reserve to consider ahead of its policy meeting next week. "The U.S. consumer price index, to be released on Tuesday, will likely show that August prices rose at an 8.1% pace over the year, compared to the July print at 8.5%," says Jon Maier, chief investment officer at Global X ETFs. "If this number comes to pass, it will show that inflation is slowing some, albeit from very high levels."
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However, even with better CPI numbers, the Federal Reserve is likely "to continue on its path for another 75 basis-point hike later this month," Maier adds. "The Fed is in a tough spot because employment reports suggest labor demand and employment growth have not slowed that much due to Fed actions thus far."
Investor sentiment was also boosted by reports of Ukraine's successful counteroffensive against Russian troops in the country's northeastern Kharkiv region. "The start of the trading week was supposed to be all about the August inflation report, but Kyiv's sudden momentum has many hoping that this moment is a turning point with the war against Russia," says Edward Moya, senior market strategist at currency data provider OANDA.
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By the close, the Nasdaq Composite was up 1.3% at 12,266, the S&P 500 Index gained 1.1% to 4,110, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average
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