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Trump proposes that U.S. government or insurers cover all costs for IVF

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump on Thursday rolled out a new proposal aimed at people relying on in vitro fertilization. Democrats have criticized Trump over the challenges faced by IVF doctors and patients in the wake of the Supreme Court’s 2022 Dobbs decision.

How prices for the U.S. Open’s ‘Honey Deuce’ — now $23 — stack up against inflation

Prices for the famous tennis cocktail have been raised six times since 2012.

Lululemon shares fall as athleisure retailer cuts outlook

Shares of Lululemon Athletica fell after hours on Thursday after the yoga-wear maker and retailer cut its full-year outlook, further fueling Wall Street’s worries that the years-long trend toward athleisure has run its course.

Ulta Beauty’s same-store sales take a surprising turn, and retailer’s stock drops 8%

Shares of Ulta Beauty Inc. dropped more than 8% in the extended session Thursday after the specialty retailer reported worse-than-expected quarterly earnings, cut its guidance, and showed a drop in same-store sales against expectations of an increase.

Marvell’s stock climbs as earnings report brings an improved growth forecast

The semiconductor company is benefiting from AI traction and expects growing operating leverage.

Dell’s stock gets a boost as earnings show huge growth in AI servers

Demand for Dell’s AI servers was up 23% sequentially in the latest quarter.

The annual ‘September surge’ in hiring is coming. Can it really help you find a job?

“Outside of COVID, this is the worst and most competitive job market I’ve seen in 20 years,” one recruiter said.

The ‘Low-Wage 100’ spend more on share buybacks that enrich executives than on their businesses. Lawmakers are taking note.

A new report on the 100 S&P 500 companies with the lowest median pay finds the buyback machine is still in overdrive.

Fed rate cuts to soften blow of spiraling U.S. debt — but it won’t solve the $35 trillion problem

Interest due on the national debt costs more than $3 billion each day, including the weekends.

Strong fertility, contact-lens sales help fuel stock rally for Cooper Companies

Cooper Companies’ stock soared toward its best day in 13 years Thursday, after the medical-device company reported a quarterly earnings beat and raised its full-year outlook amid strength in its contact-lens and fertility businesses.

Do policymakers have a ‘death wish’ for the U.S. dollar?

The greenback’s special status is a “huge advantage” that feels like it’s being thrown away, one strategist notes.

The era of free money and 0% interest may be over for good

But Democrats are yelling at Jerome Powell anyway.
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