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Key Words: No chance Warren Buffett is doing something ‘deeply evil,’ says Charlie Munger

Buffett reportedly traded stocks that Berkshire Hathaway was buying and selling, according to a recent ProPublica story

: Looking for a remote job? Your chances of finding one are dropping, Indeed says

There's been a marked shift in job postings on the job-search site, as employers aren't as 'ravenous' to hire as they once were.

: Howard Schultz returns to his coffee roots with investment in startup Cumulus Coffee

Former Starbucks CEO and chair is now investing in a New York City-based cold-brew startup.

: George Santos won’t run for re-election after ethics panel finds ‘substantial evidence’ of lawbreaking

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: This pod is an AI-powered mini doctor’s office

The shed-sized CarePod clinics are autonomous "AI doctor's offices" where patients can privately get checkups or assess their heart health, mental health, cancer risk, kidney health and other vitals, according to startup Forward.

: Watchdog group says Elon Musk’s X isn’t labeling hundreds of its ads

The Check My Ads Institute has filed a complaint with the FTC about X, formerly known as Twitter, alleging it 'spotted something funny'

: Walmart’s stock falls after earnings, but investor sentiment is still bullish, says Stocktwits

Walmart shares fell 6.8% following the retailer’s third-quarter earnings report Thursday.

Economic Report: Builder-confidence index falls for the fourth month in a row

Builder sentiment fell on the back of mortgage rates hitting 8%, the National Association of Home Builders said.

: Biden has announced $127 billion in student-debt cancellations. But the devil is in the details. 

It’s more than any other administration, but less than broad-based debt relief the president sought. And nobody knows how many people have actually received it.

Economic Report: U.S. industrial output drops 0.6% in October, pulled down by United Auto Workers strike

Industrial production fell 0.6% in October, the Federal Reserve reported Thursday. Much of the decline was due to the 10% drop in output for motor vehicles.

: Seventh time a charm? Here are the other six times the market wrongly thought there’d be a dovish pivot

Henry Allen, a strategist at Deutsche Bank, cautions that it's the seventh time this cycle that markets have attempted to make a dovish pivot. The other six, obviously, have been wrong.

Economic Report: Philadelphia Fed manufacturing continues long trend in contractionary territory

The Philadelphia Fed said Thursday its gauge of regional business activity rose to negative 5.9 in November from negative 9 in the prior month.
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