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Nasdaq Drops 200 Points; American Woodmark Shares Spike Higher

U.S. stocks extended losses toward the end of trading, with the Nasdaq Composite dropping around 200 points on Tuesday

2 Safe Stocks to Load up on Right Now

2 Safe Stocks to Load up on Right Now

The stock market has remained under tremendous pressure since the beginning of 2022 due to ongoing macroeconomic issues. The Fed’s monetary policy tightening and a slowing economy are raising recession fears among investors. Amid such a volatile environment, investors should consider adding safe stocks KT Corporation (KT) and Bridgestone (BRDCY)…

US economy flashes signals of hope and concern in mixed data

WASHINGTON — Data this week generated a mixed report card of the U.S. economy, showing both resilience in the face of high inflation and signs of troubles ahead.

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3 Overrated Stocks to Avoid This Fall

Though inflation has declined slightly from the multi-decade high level, the Federal Reserve’s intention to keep raising interest rates until price increases return to its target level could keep the stock market under pressure in the near term. Therefore, we think it could be wise to avoid fundamentally weak stocks…

Most US businesses don’t want to make a public statement about abortion

When Russia invaded Ukraine, many businesses were quick to make statements and take action. And there were plenty of companies that made similar stands on COVID-19 vaccinations and racial equality. But a new report has found that when it comes to abortion, most companies are staying out of the debate.

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1 in 10 companies took a public stance on abortion after Dobbs, survey finds

Businesses increasingly take stands on social issues, but abortion so far has proven too controversial.

Economists sour on US outlook after spending stumbles

An influx of data showing softer consumer spending, sagging sentiment and subdued manufacturing suggest a U.S. economy with a more fragile foundation, prompting several forecasters to lower their estimates for growth.

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Meta opens Chicago office after more than two years of pandemic delays. Is it already obsolete?

When Meta, the social media giant formerly known as Facebook, hosted the grand opening for its headquarters in Chicago's Fulton Market district last week, it was a celebration delayed more than two years by the pandemic.

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He Disarmed a Gun-Wielding Menace in a San Jose Taqueria. Then the Cops Shot Him.

He Disarmed a Gun-Wielding Menace in a San Jose Taqueria. Then the Cops Shot Him.

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US consumers still confident, but outlook not as rosy

US consumers still confident, but outlook not as rosy

U.S. consumer confidence bounced back in March and remains high, though consumers’ short-term outlook is not quite as rosy

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