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Conagra’s stock drops as Q2 revenue and 2024 outlook fall short of analyst estimate

Food giant cites "challenging" economy despite lower inflation impact.

Why ‘Dry January’ is a bad idea

There can be benefits to going without alcohol for a short period, but plenty of caveats and cautions still apply.

Bond investors, don’t get fooled: this rebound is just a bear-market rally

Investor returns hinge on better-than-expected fed funds rate changes.

‘I discovered a lot of shady business practices’: I left my job due to the company’s lack of ethics. I want to blow the whistle, but I signed an NDA. What can I do?

"The company I left is OK with getting paid monthly for services even if they never had the capability or intention of following through with those services."

Ozempic parent Novo Nordisk to collaborate with Omega and Cellarity on obesity treatments

Omega's stock soared 90% premarket Thursday on news of a cooperation agreement with Ozempic parent Novo Nordisk.

Sharing COVID therapy secrets is a Trojan horse that would gut U.S. biotech

IP waiver would allow developing countries access to formulas and manufacturing details.

Why the S&P 500 is destined to keep crushing the Russell 2000

'Winner-take-all' economy favors large-cap stocks over small- and midcaps.

Mobileye’s stock melts down as inventory issues prompt grim revenue warning

The company disclosed that it has "become aware of excess inventory at our customers," representing an estimated 6 million to 7 million units of the company's EyeQ product.

Ozempic and other weight-loss drugs’ popularity set these stocks up for big gains

Gut-punch to medical technology and processed-food stocks is temporary.

Reverse Goldilocks — why this bank is souring on stocks, for now

This bank is raising dry powder as they see a tough period for stocks as well as riskier corporate bonds

Oil boosted by worries over Middle East supplies, storage data

Oil prices find support on shutdown of Libya oil field and rising Middle East tensions.

Treasury yields a touch higher ahead of U.S. jobs data

Bond yields inched higher early Thursday as traders continued to parse the minutes from the Federal Reserve's last meeting and awaited more updates on the U.S. jobs market.
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