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The bar is finally low enough for Nike, analyst says. These big events could help the stock this year.

Demand for shoes and clothes has suffered as prices for more crucial things, like groceries, stay high.

Why is Ford deepening its hybrid push? It comes down to one word.

Consumers are liking the value they get from hybrids, a Ford VP says.

What is a good credit score — and how can you improve yours?

For the first time in a decade, the national average credit score in the U.S. dropped in late 2023, according to data from Fair Isaac Corporation. But what exactly is a credit score and how do you know if you have a good one?

Bad news for home buyers: Mortgage rates jump on the back of strong economic data

The 30-year mortgage rate is averaging at 6.88% Freddie Mac said in its latest weekly survey on Thursday.

Fed’s Collins: Recent data ‘reduces the urgency to ease’

Recent labor market and inflation data highlight the need for the U.S. central bank to be patient about monetary policy, and has reduced the “urgency” to cut interest rates, Boston Federal Reserve President Susan Collins said Thursday.

StepStone’s stock rises after J.P. Morgan upgrades asset manger to overweight

Shares of private-markets investment manager and data provider StepStone Group Inc. rose 5.4% on Thursday after the stock drew an upgrade to overweight from neutral at JPMorgan Chase on Thursday on growth expectations for the sector.

Nikola’s proposal for reverse split sends its stock even further below $1

The EV company is asking shareholders to vote for a plan that would help it maintain listing requirements and potentially broaden its investor base.

Why Apple’s doubters might be getting the stock wrong again, according to BofA

Investors have found plenty of reason to sour on Apple shares lately, but BofA explores whether they’re underestimating margin potential.

Powell’s printer went brrrr. Kashkari goes grrrr. And WallStreetBets has a new bogeyman.

Neel Kashkari is now the object of scorn on Reddit’s message board.

Fed’s Williams sees inflation falling ‘closer to’ 2% target by next year, despite recent ‘bumps’

“I expect inflation to continue its gradual return to 2%, although there will likely be bumps along the way, as we’ve seen in some recent inflation readings,” Williams said Thursday.

Jobless claims retreat again to 211,000 in another sign of labor-market strength

New unemployment filings are extremely low

Beer sales helped Constellation Brands, but wine and spirits revenues stayed weak

The parent company of Corona and Modelo beers cites nearly 11% net sales growth from its beer business as positive highlight
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