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Fed’s Kashkari says it’s possible he pencils in only one interest-rate cut this year

Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari said Wednesday that he had penciled in two interest rate cuts in 2024 during the central bank’s last forecasting round in December, but added he may reduce the number of cuts he see at the Fed’s next meeting in two weeks.

Honest Co. shares surge on positive revenue outlook

Honest Co. shares were trading in the green after hours following the release of fourth-quarter financial results that showed revenue increasing and the company swinging to a gain.

Express delisted from NYSE; retailer appears unlikely to appeal

The Wall Street Journal reported in February the company was preparing for a debt restructuring that could include filing for bankruptcy.

With the State of the Union on deck, the bookies warn: Biden is in deep trouble

If you’re trying to handicap November’s presidential election eight months out, don’t just look at the polls. Following the betting.

Tesla is not one of the 10 largest U.S. companies for first time in 13 months

Visa has eclipsed Tesla in market capitalization for the first time since January 2023.

‘There is a battle looming in 2024’: Qualcomm wants to become ‘the Nvidia of AI’ on your smartphone

All the major players are trying to surf this next wave of AI, including Intel, Nvidia, AMD and Arm Holdings.

Victoria’s Secret shares plummet on weaker sales forecast, amid subdued apparel demand

Victoria’s Secret said it forecast sales of $6 billion for the year ahead, below Wall Street’s estimates for $6.19 billion.

Meme coins like dogecoin and Pepe are rallying again. Here’s what it means for crypto.

A weekly look at the most important news and moves in crypto, and what’s on the horizon in digital assets.

Curaleaf’s stock tumbles 7% on revenue miss

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Ivy League schools say bringing back SATs will help underrepresented applicants. Some critics are skeptical.

Brown University announced Tuesday that it will once again require students to submit standardized-test scores as part of their applications. The news follows similar announcements from Dartmouth College and Yale University last month.

Stock market bubble? One key ingredient is still missing.

U.S. stocks aren’t in a bubble — at least not yet, according to a team of analysts at TS Lombard.

NYCB raises more than $1 billion in equity investment led by former Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin’s firm

The troubled bank named yet another new CEO, while its stock remained halted.
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