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Stock Futures Fall in Overnight Trading After Dow, S&P 500 Close at Record Highs
U.S. stock index futures declined in overnight trading on Sunday night.
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Market Bull Predicts Stocks Could Surge Another 8% by July, But Lacks Clarity on Rest of Year
With stocks at all-time highs, Federated Hermes’ Phil Orlando is taking his optimism up a notch.
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Workers Are a Year Into Collecting Unemployment Benefits. It's Causing Problems
Some workers are reaching the end of their “benefit year.” That could mean a gap in relief and other problems.
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Market Is ‘Completely Ignoring' Serious Risks Associated With U.S.-China Relations, Asia Expert Stephen Roach Warns
As Wall Street focuses on earnings season, former Morgan Stanley Asia Chairman Stephen Roach sees danger lurking abroad.
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Photos: How the Pandemic Affected Workers With Intellectual Disabilities
These workers are disproportionately employed in jobs that have disappeared during the pandemic.
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‘We Need at Least One More Check.' The Case for a Fourth Stimulus Payment
Evidence indicates new $1,400 stimulus checks are boosting the economy. But some argue more payments are needed so that no one is left behind in the recovery.
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Betterment Sees Record Growth, as GameStop Frenzy ‘Shines a Light' on Investing
Betterment’s CEO says the GameStop frenzy and Americans gambling on markets during the pandemic helped its robo-advisor business.
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Here's How New Voting Laws Across the Nation Sparked a Major Corporate Backlash
Republican state legislators across the country pushed for new voting laws that caused a corporate uproar.
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Robinhood and Coinbase Top Apple App Store
Trading platforms Robinhood and Coinbase grabbed the top two spots in Apple’s App Store this week as Americans turn to the markets for entertainment.
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Fed's Waller Says the Economy Is ‘Ready to Rip' But Policy Should Stay Put
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller told CNBC there’s “no reason to be pulling the plug” on policy support.
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OECD Backs Biden's Plan to Raise the Minimum Wage
The U.S. should go ahead with President Biden’s plan to raise the federal minimum wage as a way to recover faster from the Covid crisis, the OECD said.
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Biden Starts Off Presidency With Positive Approval Marks, CNBC Survey Shows
Joe Biden begins his presidency having achieved out of the gate what his predecessor could only do once during his four years: a positive approval rating.
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5 Things to Know Before the Stock Market Opens Friday
Dow futures rose modestly Friday, a day after the 30-stock average closed above 34,000 for the first time ever.
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‘Tacky' to ‘Demoralizing': Travel Writers Share Their Biggest ‘Bucket List' Disappointments
So-called bucket list destinations come with big expectations — and often big crowds too. While overtourism can ruin many a holiday destination, it’s not the only reason vacations miss the mark. Here, travel writers who contribute to CNBC’s Global Traveler share the worst disappointments of their professional careers. Stonehenge, UK “Although I may have my passport taken away for...
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Stocks Making the Biggest Moves After the Bell: DraftKings, QuantumScape, PPG & More
These are the stocks posting the largest moves after the bell on Thursday, April 15.
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Supply Chain Slowdown Hits at Key Pillars of Economy and Will Likely Get Worse: Dan Yergin
Pressures on global supply chains are increasing and disruptions are likely to only get worse as summer approaches and the economy booms.
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JPMorgan Pledges $2.5 Trillion Over the Next Decade Toward Climate Change
JPMorgan will invest trillions over the next decade in long-term solutions tackling climate action and social equality.
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Turkey's New Central Bank Chief Holds Interest Rates, Sparking Concern Among Investors
Investors worry the dovish signal from Turkey’s central bank risks more volatility for the country’s currency.
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Fourth Stimulus Checks Are Unlikely. Here's What Federal Aid Could Be Coming Next
As Washington lawmakers pivot to recovery planning, many Americans hope financial help will keep coming. Here’s how the Covid-19 aid could continue.
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Retail Sales Explode in March as Consumers Use Stimulus Checks to Spend Heavily
Retail sales were expected to rise 6.1% in March, according to economists surveyed by Dow Jones.