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The Tell: Stocks rallied after hot inflation data 11 months ago. Don’t expect a repeat, analyst says.

The S&P 500 rallied off its cyclical bottom 11 months ago, after consumer prices data showed hotter-than-expected inflation, but the move is unlikely to happen this time, according to Jonathan Krinsky, chief market technician at BTIG.

Outside the Box: Why have so many ‘airtight’ recession predictions been downright wrong?

The assumption that negative growth follows an inverted yield curve may no longer be a reliable indicator

The Margin: 5 things to know about the new COVID-19 vaccine

The booster will be available starting later this week.

: Visa to explore potential exchange offer for bank-owned shares amid stock ‘overhang’

Visa will discuss with shareholders whether to amend its unconventional share structure as a means of resolving a potential overhang on the stock.

In One Chart: When will inflation cool to the Fed’s 2% target? By late next year, says JP Morgan strategist.

Inflation is likely to fall below the Federal Reserve's 2% annual target by late next year, says David Kelly, chief global strategist at JP Morgan Asset Management.

The Ratings Game: Unity Software’s new game developer fees result in ‘PR disaster,’ stock falls

Unity Software Inc. shares fell Wednesday after the game-engine company introduced new fees based on how often a developer's game is downloaded.

Financial Face-Off: Apple’s iPhone 15 vs. iPhone 13: Is the upgrade worth it?

Apple's yearly iPhone upgrades aren't as dramatic as they once were. Are this year's improvements enough to justify a new phone?

IPO Report: Birkenstock is going public: 5 things to know about the iconic German sandal maker’s IPO designs

German sandal and clog maker, beloved of hippies, is planning to list on the New York Stock Exchange.

: Elon Musk calls for new federal agency to oversee AI at Senate summit

Executives from some of the nation's top tech companies convened Wednesday at the U.S. Senate for a closed-door meeting on artificial intelligence.

Key Words: Coco Gauff was asked if she’ll use her $3 million US Open winnings to pay off debt. Here’s what she said.

'I'm too young. My parents never put me in that position to be in debt, so I have nothing to pay right now.'

Key Words: Georgia’s governor declares ‘state of emergency’ over inflation and pauses gas tax. Is that a wise decision?

Georgia's 31-cent per gallon tax is now on hold for one month.

Economic Report: U.S. records budget surplus in August as White House makes adjustment for blocked student loan plan

The U.S. recorded a $89 billion budget surplus in August, as a result of savings from the student loans program , the Treasury Department said Tuesday.
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