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The Fed is betting that inflation is easing. Don’t fight the Fed.

This rate-cutting cycle will create a surge of financial-market liquidity.

PepsiCo’s stock dips after revenue lags estimates and company trims guidance

PepsiCo Inc.’s stock fell 1.1% premarket Tuesday, after the drinks and snacks company’s fiscal third-quarter revenue fell short of estimates and it lowered full-year guidance.

Benchmark Treasury yields dip but hold above 4%

U.S. bond yields fell slightly early Tuesday as a lack of fresh stimulus measures from China dented global economic growth hopes and triggered demand for sovereign paper as stock markets fell.

China puts tariffs on EU brandy, stocks in top cognac makers drop

China’s Ministry of Commerce is set to impose new tariffs on imported brandy just days after the EU voted in favor of putting tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles

David and Victoria Beckham make a move for an $80 million waterfront mansion in Miami Beach

The Beckhams seem set on living the high life in the Sunshine State after reportedly setting their sights on the newly built property.

Inside the real estate portfolio of the late Kris Kristofferson

The multitalented artist leaves behind a remarkable real estate portfolio that includes Hawaii, Malibu and Mendocino, Calif.

China’s stock-market resurgence hits roadblock on lack of new stimulus measures

Chinese stocks rallied in the first day back from their long holiday, but disappointment over no further stimulus saw gains pared.

Fed’s Kugler says she supports more rate cuts if inflation recedes

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Fed’s Musalem says going slow on interest-rate cuts makes sense

Cutting interest rates at a gradual pace seems to make sense given where the economy is today, St. Louis Fed President Alberto Musalem said Monday.

Mobileye’s stock is down 70% this year — and J.P. Morgan says it’s not done falling

Four of 30 analysts are now bearish on the self-driving-technology stock, and the latest one sees about 20% further downside.

U.S. credit-card debt declines for second time in past three months, signaling plateau in borrowing

Consumer credit rose $8.9 billion in August, after surging a revised $26.6 billion in July, the Federal Reserve said Monday.

As Netflix’s earnings draw nearer, its stock is getting a bit more controversial

Two analysts took a stronger stance on Netflix shares Monday — with one adopting a bullish view and another making a bearish call.
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