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Layoffs in the U.S. are still low, but many government jobs are at risk

A key yardstick of business orders rose in January for the third month in a row, but it’s likely the sudden improvement reflects businesses rushing to buy parts and supplies ahead of potential U.S. tariffs.

“Would it be advantageous to roll these over and pay the taxes now?”

Swiss Re said its LA wildfire losses would come in under $700 million and it had no plans to “pull back” from California.

No job is disruption-proof, but these industries are projected to grow over the next decade.

Norwegian Cruise swings to a quarterly profit that beat expectations by a wide margin, and the stock gets a lift.

The company’s CEO said he’s pleased with the “early progress” in its transformation.

Warby Parker will offer its eyewear through five shop-in-shops in Target in 2025, with the opportunity to open more in the coming years.

The company said it continues to “recover from the snack nuts supply disruption” that impacted Planters nuts.

Oil futures rose Thursday morning, finding support a day after President Trump said he was revoking a license issued by the Biden administration that had allowed Chevron to produce oil in Venezuela.

Piper Sandler’s Michael Kantrowitz has dug into big corrections since 1964 and finds they all need a catalyst. Here’s what he sees coming in 2025.

One of the reasons that government bonds have surged in value lately is that momentum investors have amplified the move.