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A wild week for stocks has bonds playing defense again for first time in years

[ad_1] Bonds have returned to playing defense over the past week for the first time since the Federal Reserve started raising interest rates more than

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CVS’s stock falls as the healthcare-benefits business continues to hurt profits

[ad_1] CVS’s CEO said the company is “taking action” to address its challenges, including making leadership changes in some business segments. [ad_2] Source link

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Homeowners are flocking to HELOCs. Watch out for these pitfalls.

[ad_1] Homeowners across the U.S. are sitting on record levels of housing wealth, but cashing in without a clear need is a bad idea, one

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Consumers feel frustrated with the housing market. Buying a house is unaffordable, Fannie Mae says.

[ad_1] Consumers are feeling frustrated by the housing market as home prices march to new heights, a new survey says. [ad_2] Source link

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‘You’re not stupid enough to have to work in a place like this’: It’s time to give fast-food workers some respect. Could you do what they do? 

[ad_1] A 39-year-old woman in Parma, Ohio was sentenced to two months working in a fast-food restaurant after throwing a hot bowl in a Chipotle

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Nvidia’s stock offers ‘tremendous opportunity’ after selloff, this analyst says

[ad_1] Nvidia shares closed at $104.25 on Tuesday, well off their $135.58 closing high and $140.76 intraday high from June. [ad_2] Source link

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Lyft swings to a profit on record rides, but its earnings outlook comes in light

[ad_1] Lyft turned its first GAAP profit in its latest quarter, while reporting a record number of rides and its largest quarterly haul of new

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Puma shares slump after sportswear group trims profit forecasts

[ad_1] Puma shares tumbled 13% on Wednesday after the German sportswear maker narrowed its profit forecast for the year, citing cautious consumer sentiment and higher

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Ozempic maker Novo Nordisk misses profit estimates as it builds out capacity

[ad_1] Novo Nordisk, Europe’s largest company by market cap thanks to its wildly popular weight-loss drugs, managed just a small increase in second-quarter profits as