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GE HealthCare Technologies’ stock falls after it misses profit estimate

Revenue falls 1% as ultrasound and patient care units business drops

Americans are down on the economy — but there are good reasons to be optimistic

Biden unfairly gets poor marks for handling of the U.S. economy — which is improving.

Why T-bill and chill is here to stay, these strategists say

Barclays analysts say rising budget deficits change several key assumptions underpinning the fixed-income market.

Europe’s automakers off to a weak start for 2024, with EV sales a problem for some

Mercedes-Benz, Volkwagen and Stellantis shares all fell Tuesday after the Europe automakers showed 2024 was off to a slow start.

Cats vs. dogs: Today’s economy is tipping the scales in the great debate over which pet is better

Four years after “pandemic pets” offered lockdown companionship and drained shelters of cats and dogs, data suggest that more economical cats are gaining on dogs.

As India heads to the polls, investors are looking to profit from Modi’s policies

Narendra Modi’s government has invested heavily in public infrastructure via polices that have boosted India’s growth

The 10 most expensive cars to maintain

Over 10 years, buying one car brand can cost you almost five times as much in maintenance fees as another.

Check out Colin Kaepernick’s pristine Tribeca condo, listed for $3.45 million

The athlete and activist, formerly of the San Francisco 49ers, picked up the condo in 2017.

Battery replacement is rare for electrified cars, study finds

Just 1.5% of electric vehicles and plug-in hybrid vehicles have needed their batteries replaced since 2011, according to a new study.

Treasury yields little changed as Fed policy update looms

Bond yields were steady early Tuesday, holding near multi-month highs on expectations the Fed will confirm its keeping interest rates higher for longer.

HSBC says chief executive to retire after ‘intense’ five years

HSBC on Tuesday said its chief executive, Noel Quinn, will retire after nearly five years at the helm.

Why global gold demand marked its best first quarter in 8 years

Gold demand marked its strongest first quarter in eight years, buoyed by “healthy investment” from the over-the-counter market as well as central bank purchases, which saw their best start to any year on record, according to a report from the World Gold Council released Tuesday.
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