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Here's How You Can Prepare for Possible Aggressive, Quicker Rate Hikes From the Fed
As the Fed tries to pump the brakes on inflation, it will get more expensive to borrow. Here’s how to prepare.
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Opinion: Housing Prices Are Still Surging, But a Bubble Doesn't Seem Likely
There is one big difference between today’s bull market in housing and the one that ended so badly more than a decade ago.
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Apple Adds Another Subscription Product, This Time for Companies
Apple is continuing to increase the number of its services that include recurring billing subscriptions.
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Alexa Will Now Tell You When Items in Your Amazon Cart Or Wish List Go on Sale
Consumers can then ask Alexa to remind them about deals when they’re live or ask the smart device to order items on their behalf.
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U.S. to Release 1 Million Barrels of Oil Per Day From Reserves to Help Cut Gas Prices
The White House on Thursday announced that the U.S. will release 1 million barrels of oil per day from strategic reserves.
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Machine-Parts Start-Up Hadrian Raises $90 Million as It Seeks to Shake Up the Aerospace Supply Chain
Hadrian Automation raised $90 million in funding led by venture firms Lux Capital and Andreessen Horowitz, as it works to transform the aerospace supply chain.
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How Atlassian's Dual-CEO Structure Has Helped the Australian Software Company Thrive
Atlassian’s market cap has soared since the company’s 2015 IPO, led by the co-CEOs who started the company two decades ago.
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Why ‘Free' Shipping Isn't Free
The big carriers such as FedEx, UPS and Amazon make lots of deliveries, and none of those packages are being shipped for “free.”
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UiPath Shares Dive 25% on Weak Outlook
CEO Daniel Dines pointed to its exposure in Europe that could create uncertainty amid the war in Ukraine.
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Amazon Hired an Influential Democratic Pollster to Fight Staten Island Union Drive
Amazon hired Global Strategy Group, which has done polling work for prominent Democrats, to fight unionizing efforts on New York’s Staten Island.
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The Fed's Preferred Inflation Gauge Rose 5.4% in February, the Highest Since 1983
The personal consumption expenditures price index increased 5.4% from the same period in 2021, the biggest jump going back to April 1983.
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Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin Launches First New Shepard Space Crew of 2022
Comedian and actor Pete Davidson was previously announced to be flying with the crew, but his seat was turned over.
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Airlines Offer Luxury Suites, Roomier Seats in Battle for High-Paying Travelers as International Trips Return
Airlines are deploying higher-end products in hopes of capturing more revenue after two bruising pandemic years.
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Russian Troops Sabotaging Their Own Equipment and Refusing Orders in Ukraine, UK Spy Chief Says
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s advisors are scared to tell him what’s happening in Ukraine, the head of Britain’s intelligence agency has said.
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Putin's Strength Now Looks Like His Main Weakness, With People Too Loyal — Or Scared — to Challenge Him
President Vladimir Putin’s immense power has turned out to be a key weakness for the leader, with those around him seemingly too scared to tell him the truth.
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One in Five Adults Has Invested in, Traded Or Used Cryptocurrency, NBC News Poll Shows
One in five Americans has invested in, traded or otherwise used cryptocurrency, a new NBC News polls shows.
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Treasury Yields Fall as Investors Digest Inflation Data
U.S. Treasury yields fell on Thursday, with investors focused on the inflation data due.
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Amazon Union Drive in Alabama Sees 39% Voter Turnout
Turnout for a second union election at Amazon’s Bessemer, Alabama, was roughly 39%, which is lower than last year.
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Why Russia's Invasion of Ukraine Could Spark a NATO Defense Spending Spree
NATO countries across Europe have done an about-face on defense spending in the immediate wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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Apple Now Allows Video, Music Apps to Sign Up New Subscribers Without Paying Fees
The move applies to apps that provide magazines, newspapers, books, audio, music or video content.