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Treasury yields slightly higher ahead of Powell testimony, jobs data

Bond yields inched higher early Wednesday as traders awaited Congressional testimony from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell.

Tech investor Jason Palmer vows to deliver ‘conscious capitalism’ in his presidential bid

Palmer wants to “bring back the middle class” by reinventing the education-workforce system and modernizing government.

OpenAI says Elon Musk backed for-profit plans, and that it has emails proving it

OpenAI shot back at Elon Musk late Tuesday, refuting claims Musk made in a lawsuit filed last week, and publishing emails from Musk that appeared to show he had supported the company’s for-profit business plans.

Donald Trump met with Elon Musk seeking campaign donation: reports

Former President Donald Trump met on Sunday with Elon Musk and other possible donors, according to multiple published reports Tuesday citing unnamed sources.

Target Circle 360 vs. Amazon Prime vs. Walmart+: Which annual membership is the best deal?

Target is the latest big retailer that wants you to consider same-day delivery — for an added cost.

Super Tuesday: GOP voters say immigration is their No. 1 issue, ahead of the economy

Immigration ranked as the most important issue for voters in Republican primaries on Super Tuesday, while the economy was No. 2, according to preliminary data from exit polls.

Grayscale’s bitcoin ETF sees ‘bearish engulfing’ pattern after being its most overbought in years

After the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust ETF’s historic spike to new highs, it would be natural for investors to get spooked by a bearish daily chart pattern on the day after its most extreme “overbought” reading in more than six years.

The Dow Transports are lagging. Here’s how that impacts stocks and the economy.

Broad U.S. market actually does better when transportation sector is weak,

Nordstrom shares fall on disappointing forecast

Shares of Nordstrom Inc. fell after hours on Tuesday after the department-store chain’s full-year forecast disappointed investors.

‘Magnificent Seven’ shed $233 billion in market cap, dragging down the stock market

‘This isn’t some panic selling,’ says Michael Sansoterra, chief investment officers at Silvant Capital Management

Ross Stores says that housing and food costs continue to pressure its customers

Ross Stores Inc. late Tuesday blew past expectations for its holiday quarter but spooked investors by saying that higher costs of living continue to pressure its customers.

Il Makiage parent Oddity Tech’s earnings crush estimates as beauty consumer moves online

Stock falls 13%, however, despite upbeat guidance for 2024
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