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: Biden administration says millions enrolled in new plan as student-loan payments resume

Roughly 4 million borrowers are signed up for the SAVE plan, which officials have described as a 'game changer'

: Biden antitrust enforcers stick to ‘tough talk’ despite mounting court losses

The Biden administration is pushing forward with new merger enforcement guidelines even as antitrust enforcers have been dealt a series of losses in court

Commodities Corner: Oil trades at 2023 highs. Are U.S. prices headed for $100?

Oil prices climb to a new round of 2023 highs, buoyed in part by news that Saudi Arabia and Russia have extended their production cuts to the end of the year.

: North Korea would ‘pay a price’ for providing Russia with weapons, Biden official says

North Korea would "pay a price" if it provides weapons to Russia for use in Moscow's war in Ukraine, a top Biden administration official said Tuesday.

Key Words: AMD CEO Lisa Su says interest in new AI chip is translating into sales

AMD shares gained Tuesday after the chip maker said high interest in its premier AI data-center chip is translating into sales.

In One Chart: How the U.S. housing market got stuck in the ’80s

The Federal Reserve's inflation fight has been particularly brutal for anyone not already a U.S. homeowner before interest rates and mortgage rates rose to 15 year highs this year.

: New York City begins tough crackdown on Airbnb listings

New rules on short-term rentals go into effect on Tuesday in the Big Apple.

: As our nation ages there’s a ‘critical shortage’ of physicians trained to treat older adults

There are only a few specialists trained in the science of aging, which presents a problem as the population quickly grows older.

The Tell: Morgan Stanley’s Mike Wilson warns too much optimism in U.S. stock prices as rebound in economic growth is unlikely in 2023

U.S. investors are pricing in too much optimism in the stock market as strong market price action feeds into their views on the economic growth, which is weaker than expected this year, according to Michael Wilson, Morgan Stanley's chief investment officer. 

Market Pulse: Energy stocks lead S&P 500 again, as Saudi Arabia, Russia extend crude-supply cuts

Energy stocks are leading the S&P 500 index on Tuesday, while most other sectors are in red, as Saudi Arabia and Russia extend oil supply cuts. 

: Blackstone marks ‘another important milestone’ with S&P 500 inclusion

Blackstone joins storied index some 16 years after its initial public offering and four years after it converted to a corporation from a partnership.

Market Extra: September brings pair of unwelcome developments for stocks

The first week of what has traditionally been the worst month of the year for U.S. stocks got underway on Tuesday.
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