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In One Chart: Will stocks rally if Fed pauses rate hikes? Not necessarily, says historical data.

History shows that a pause in the rate-hike cycle doesn't guarantee a stock-market rally, according to Wall Street veteran David Rosenberg.

The Ratings Game: Netflix stock rally builds as company wins cheers for password-sharing success

Netflix shares have outperformed the broader tech universe so far this year, and a pair of analysts sees ample room for them to extend their recent run.

Money Matters: How these gym instructors went from $50,000 in debt to being fiscally fit

They now work less and earn more, and are debt-free aside from their mortgage

Futures Movers: Oil prices rise as China’s economic stimulus plans boost prospects for demand

Oil futures head higher Tuesday, taking back a portion of the ground lost in a Monday rout that sent the global crude benchmark to its lowest close since December 2021.

Market Extra: ‘Crowded’ tech trade? Investors still haven’t piled into these two big names.

Piling into tech stocks, especially those with AI connections, hasn't extended to all big names, says Citigroup.

: AstraZeneca to decarbonize U.S. footprint by turning cow manure into renewable natural gas

In a first for the pharma sector, AstraZeneca will tap renewable natural gas for its U.S. manufacturing sites by the end of 2026.

Deep Dive: The bull market has left these 20 companies behind, but they are primed for growth

Starbucks, Cigna and Enphase are among the companies expected to have strong sales through 2025 — even though they've been left out of the S&P 500's 8-month rally.

: Who do Americans consider wealthy? Plain old millionaires just don’t cut it anymore.

Americans’ perceptions of wealth have shifted over the past several years, according to a new Charles Schwab survey.

The Moneyist: Elon Musk is misguided about remote workers — and their ‘moral high horse’

Silicon Valley companies are doubling down on their efforts to get employees back to the workplace. 

Economic Report: Inflation slows again, CPI shows, and might keep Fed on sidelines

Consumer prices rose a scant 0.1% in May and could cement a decision by the Federal Reserve to "skip" an increase in interest rates.

Banking: Goldman Sachs is at war with itself: WSJ

Wall Street Journal article highlights tensions in the firm five years into the reign of David Solomon as CEO of the investment bank.

: AMC theater attendance spiked from major movie releases, research finds

AMC, Cinemark and Cineworld’s Regal Cinemas have enjoyed a foot traffic spike thanks to recent major movie releases, says Placer.ai.
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