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Yields edge lower as traders eye Powell, CPI, auction

Bond yields edged lower Wednesday, as investors prepare for vital inflation data as Fed Chair Jerome Powell appears on Capitol Hill for a second day.

‘I’m not jealous — just genuinely curious’: How can a woman work from home and mind her 3-year-old child at the same time?

“What do you all think about employees who work from home and have little kids to watch at the same time?”

‘Wholly unique’: This midcentury marvel in L.A., an architectural riddle, floats on to the market for $2.3 million

The 1960 home built on what had been deemed an unbuildable hillside is a testament to ingenuity, engineering, and architecture.

Immigration surge has bolstered economy, generated little inflation, regional Fed bank finds

A wave of immigration has bolstered the economy while generating little inflation, a new report from a regional Fed bank finds.

TSMC outstrips forecasts in posting 40% surge in second quarter sales

The Taiwanese chipmaker has seen its sales buoyed by the race to develop new AI infrastructure

Norwegian maker of missiles and marine equipment reports profit boom

Shares of Kongsberg Gruppen rallied on Wednesday as the Norwegian maker of defense systems and marine equipment said it benefited both from increased defense spending and the green energy transition.

China consumer inflation stays tepid, factory-gate prices continue to fall

Wednesday’s figures came as no surprise for many economists, who expect inflation to stay low throughout the year as a drawn-out property slump continues to dent consumer confidence and spending.

LegalZoom’s stock slides as company cuts sales outlook, announces new CEO

LegalZoom said now is the right time for the move as it “increases its focus on shifting towards subscription-based revenue to drive long-term profitable growth.”

Here’s how far the Dow has fallen behind the S&P 500 so far in 2024

The Dow Jones Industrial Average continues to be left behind as other major stock indexes rack up record after record.

Target won’t take your paper checks anymore, but the humble check isn’t dead yet. These major retailers still accept it.

In the wake of Target’s announcement, a number of retailers told MarketWatch they still take personal checks.

Chipotle’s longtime CFO to retire in March

Chipotle Mexican Grill on Tuesday said that Chief Financial Officer Jack Hartung will retire from the fast-casual chain on March 31, capping a more than two-decade career in the company’s top financial role.

Stocks are extremely overvalued according to an indicator favored by Warren Buffett

The Buffett Indicator is flashing a warning for investors.
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