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The Ratings Game: Target’s stock hit with a double downgrade on weak sales and traffic trends

Target's stock dropped Wednesday after the discount retailer was double-downgraded at Raymond James amid weak sales and traffic trends.

: Only half of Americans feel on track for retirement and confidence is falling, BlackRock says

The top stressors included market volatility, inflation and worries about outliving savings, BlackRock says.

The Ratings Game: PacWest’s sale to Banc of California ‘provides closure’ and is a win for shareholders: analyst

KBW said the takeover price of $9.60 a share for PacWest is higher than many estimated, in a positive sign for the sector.

In One Chart: Microsoft and Google can’t stop talking about AI, and this chart proves it

As Microsoft and Alphabet get more serious about artificial intelligence, they're spending a lot more time discussing it with the investment community.

Earnings Results: Coca-Cola’s stock gains after company beats and raises guidance following price hikes

Coca-Cola Co.'s stock rose 1.1%, after the drinks and snacks giant beat second-quarter earnings estimates and raised its guidance after again raising price.

Europe Markets: Paris leads European bourses lower as LVMH warning spooks luxury groups

A batch of poorly-received earnings hit European bourses, with France leading declines on fears of soft U.S. demand for luxury goods and as U.K. banks slip.

: Dish stock soars as company officially plans to sell wireless service on Amazon

Dish Network Corp. officially plans to sell its wireless offering on Amazon.com Inc.'s platform, confirming months of speculation.

The Ratings Game: Don’t buy Tractor Supply’s stock ahead of likely earnings miss, BofA warns

Tractor Supply stock fell Tuesday after BofA Securities downgraded it two days before the farm- and ranch-products retailer reports quarterly results.

Futures Movers: Oil prices pull back from 3-month highs ahead of Fed decision

Oil futures trade lower early Wednesday as investors await a Federal Reserve rate decision and official data on U.S. crude and product inventories.

Market Extra: U.S. soft landing is ‘wishful thinking,’ says billionaire businessman Thomas Peterffy. ‘The market should be much lower.’

Thomas Peterffy, the billionaire founder and chairman of electronic brokerage giant Interactive Brokers Group Inc., thinks the rally in the U.S. stock market is overdone, and views hopes for a soft landing for the U.S. economy as simply "wishful thinking."

Need to Know: Inflation is heading to zero, according to the one factor Jerome Powell absolutely will not discuss

The one thing you won't hear Fed Chair Jerome Powell discuss on Wednesday is the money supply, which is falling at a precipitous rate.

Encore: How big will Social Security’s 2024 COLA be?

Much lower than previous years, but COLA has fully protected retirees against ravages of inflation
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