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: As baby boomers hit another milestone next summer, Social Security will feel the strain

More than 10,000 people in the U.S. turn 65 every day, and that number will peak at about 12,000 in the summer of 2024.

: Campbell Soup’s bonds sell off after S&P downgrades rating following $2.7 billion deal

Campbell Soup will pay $2.7 billion in cash to buy Sovos Brands, parent of Rao’s pasta sauces and noosa yogurts.

: Siemens Energy’s shares slump as wind-turbine issues may cause $5 billion loss

Siemens Energy shares fell as much as 7% on Monday in volatile trade as the conglomerate warned of a €4.5 billion ($4.95 billion) annual loss due to trouble at its wind-turbine division.

: Campbell Soup to acquire Rao’s parent Sovos Brands $2.7 billion deal

Campbell is betting on Rao's pasta sauces and their strong sales growth rate.

Metals Stocks: Gold prices slump as global bond yields rise, U.S. dollar strengthens

Gold prices slumped on Monday following robust gains during Friday's session as global bond yields jumped and the U.S. dollar strengthened, putting pressure on the yellow metal.

Earnings Results: Tyson Foods’ stock slides 6% after company swings to a quarterly loss

Meat producer to close four chicken facilities and booked goodwill impairment charges in its fiscal third quarter.

Key Words: Yellow blames bankruptcy filing on ‘bullying’ by Teamsters

Yellow declared bankruptcy over the weekend, and its CEO pulled no punches in blaming the Teamsters union force the LTL trucker's demise.

: AMC ‘killing it at the box office’ but faces ongoing liquidity challenges, says CEO

AMC is enjoying the box office success of summer hits such as “Barbie” and “Oppenheimer” but faces liquidity challenges, according to CEO Adam Aron.

Futures Movers: Oil pulls back after 6th straight weekly rise

Oil prices edge down Monday, pulling back from nearly four-month highs.

: S&P 500 in danger of breaching support as tech momentum wanes, says analyst

A change of tone in the stock market leaves the S&P 500 eyeing important support levels, and energy will have to pick up the baton as tech momentum wanes.

Outside the Box: ‘Startups no longer are $100 bills on the sidewalk.’ Venture capital is suffering even as the U.S. stock market is surging.

Investors are becoming cynical about startups and the venture capital firms that fund them.

Mark Hulbert: The market needs a lot more to worry about for stocks to rise from here

The best you can expect right now is a rally that lasts a few sessions and then fizzles.
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