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The Fed: Cleveland Fed’s Mester to retire next June

Loretta Mester will step down as the president of the Cleveland Federal Reserve in June 2024, the regional Fed bank announced Wednesday.

Economic Report: Businesses take stock of the U.S. economy and see reason to be cautious

The level of inventories, or unsold goods, that wholesalers are keeping on hand fell in September to a 13-month low amid uncertainty about whether the economy can maintain its recent momentum.

: Americans’ support for legalizing cannabis edges up to 70% and Ohio voters OK pot referendum, as cannabis stocks rise

Trulieve, Verano, Green Thumb Industries and Cresco Labs all posted solid gains.

Deep Dive: Three value stock picks from a veteran manager with a good performance record

John Bailer of Newton Investment Management names three companies whose stocks seem ripe for the plucking.

Earnings Results: Under Armour posts better-than-expected earnings, but no longer expects revenue to grow this year

The company said it's seeing softness in its wholesale future-orders book.

: AMC earnings: What to expect from the movie-theater chain and meme-stock darling

AMC reports third-quarter results amid reports of improving box office results

Washington Watch: Election takeaways: Biden ‘didn’t stop Democrats from winning,’ while Youngkin was hit with ‘a stunning repudiation’

As analysts assess the results of Tuesday's off-year elections, they're concluding that the outcomes were disappointing for Republicans and for Virginia Gov. Glenn Younkin in particular.

: EV maker Fisker’s stock falls toward a record low after sudden delay of earnings release

Fisker's stock sank toward a record low Wednesday after the EV maker suddenly pushed back the release of its third-quarter results by nearly a week.

Market Extra: ‘$4 trillion of cash is sloshing around the sidelines,’ says BlackRock exec. Here’s where he thinks that’s headed.

Investor cash, and lots of it, is sitting on the sidelines, ready to be put to work, says the world's biggest asset manager.

: Half of Americans say their finances have worsened under Biden. Some are pointing fingers.

One year ahead of the 2024 presidential election, most Americans say the state of the economy will help determine their vote.

: A third of home buyers are paying all cash as mortgage rates stay high, Redfin says

Home buyers are increasingly paying all cash as mortgage rates remain elevated, according to a new report.

: CFPB fines Citi $26 million for ‘intentional’ discrimination against Armenian Americans

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau ordered Citibank to pay $25.9 million in fines and consumer redress for intentional and illegal discrimination against credit-card applicants based on their Armenian heritage.
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