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FedEx just gave investors a reason to be more optimistic
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The Fed has no problem with rate cuts — and neither does the stock market
Why mortgage rates are actually going up after the Fed cut interest rates
Retailers like Claire’s and Rite Aid are closing stores. The biggest discounters will benefit, analysts say.
Olive Garden sees success with smaller, cheaper portions as diners try to save money
Disabled student-loan borrowers are eligible for debt relief. They’re not getting it.
Russell 2000 scores fresh record for the first time in 4 years. Why the small-cap rally still has room to run.
Why the $300 billion Oracle-OpenAI deal could be fueling an AI bubble
This satellite stock could benefit from a booming $200 billion opportunity
FedEx just gave investors a reason to be more optimistic
Cracker Barrel’s recovery may be ‘protracted,’ as younger diners stay away, analysts say
Is AMD in trouble as Nvidia and Intel pair up? Not so fast, analysts say.
Why Ariana Grande opting out of dynamic pricing might actually help ticket scalpers — and not her fans
The Fed has no problem with rate cuts — and neither does the stock market
Why mortgage rates are actually going up after the Fed cut interest rates
Retailers like Claire’s and Rite Aid are closing stores. The biggest discounters will benefit, analysts say.
Olive Garden sees success with smaller, cheaper portions as diners try to save money
Disabled student-loan borrowers are eligible for debt relief. They’re not getting it.
White House hints at some trade-deal progress — minus China. Here’s how Trump is pressing Xi.
15-04-25
“The ball is in China’s court,” Trump says as talks appear far off.
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