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‘The most magical property I’ve ever seen’: Tom Petty’s charming Malibu compound to be listed at $19 million

The SoCal home of the late musician sits on 2 acres and includes a recording studio and a stately fireplace that Petty himself renovated.

Volkswagen’s profits slump in face of mounting competition from China

The world’s largest carmaker was hit by a slump in sales in its largest market China driven by intense competition from domestic rivals

Anheuser-Busch InBev profits boom even as U.S. struggles continue and China sales fall

Anheuser-Busch InBev reported booming profits on Thursday thanks to cost cutting even as the brewer still wrestles with a consumer boycott of Bud Light in the U.S.

Treasury yields nudge up from 4-month lows as Fed comments absorbed, jobs data loom.

Bond yields rose early Thursday having fallen to their lowest in more than four months after investors inferred from Fed comments that a rate cut in September was very likely

French fintech Worldline cuts guidance

Worldline slashed its forecasts for the year due to volatile spending across Europe.

BAE Systems raises guidance after surge in sales in first half

BAE Systems raised its 2024 guidance after posting a surge in sales amid high defense spending across all its key markets.

South Korea’s exports grow for 10th straight month

South Korea’s exports grew for a 10th straight month in July on brisk demand for semiconductors and other goods overseas, notching the fastest pace of growth in six months.

Zuckerberg says Facebook is cool with young people again. Now comes the hard part.

Recent data from Meta indicated that over 40 million U.S. and Canadian young adults are daily active users, the highest in three years.

Delta pauses New York-Tel Aviv flights through Friday

Delta Air Lines has suspended flights from New York to Tel Aviv citing continuing conflict in the region.

Live Nation’s results should settle concerns about concert demand, analysts say

Concerns have grown about concert-ticket sales. But Ticketmaster parent and concert-industry giant Live Nation Entertainment Inc. is seeing none of it.

Fed’s Powell puts September rate cut on the table, but doesn’t say much about what comes next

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Wednesday put a “heavy thumb” on the scale regarding an interest-rate cut coming as soon as the next policy meeting in September, but when asked about what comes next, he did not say much.

Trump slams taxes on Social Security benefits. But what happens if those taxes go away?

Senior citizens shouldn’t be paying taxes on their Social Security benefits, former President Donald Trump said Wednesday, floating an idea that could lighten the federal income-tax load for about 40% of recipients.
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