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Erik Wasson
The proposal would gradually increase the retirement age to 69 years old by 2033.
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Bloomberg News
A renewed appetite for tightening has infected global central banks this month in the face of stubborn price pressures.
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Lu Wang
The unusually high pile of options are due to expire today.
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Ksenia Galouchko
The strategist said he's not convinced this is the start of a “brand, new shiny bull market.”
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Denitsa Tsekova
THe firm projects real-money portfolios will tilt back in favor of bonds to meet allocation targets.
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Suzanne Woolley
The losses add to a retirement-savings crisis in America.
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Bloomberg News
Fund managers are joining the AI-fueled rally despite the Federal Reserve's hawkish messaging.
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Edward Hayes
“Now is not the time to take a big risk or a big defensive position,” he said.
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Daniela Sirtori-Cortina
Restaurants are also benefiting from increased in-person dining compared to this time last year.
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Augusta Saraiva
But the data still show moderating consumer demand from the past year.
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Suvashree Ghosh, Sangmi Cha
Delio and Haru both advertise double-digit yields for investors who lend crypto on the platforms.
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Brandon Sapienza
The DoubleLine Capital CEO said that recent labor data suggests the economy wasn't as strong as many believe.
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Evan Simonoff
The veteran bond fund manager said politicians can't "inflate" their way out of the federal debt.
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John Tozzi
Health insurance companies are highly sensitive to fluctuations in medical costs.
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Annie Massa
Executives maintain that the firm's higher-cost borrowing is temporary.
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Paulina Cachero
Renters today need to earn more than $135,000 to afford a typical apartment in New York on their own.
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Stephanie Bodoni, Samuel Stolton
“Google is present at almost all levels of the so-called ad tech supply chain,” an EU competition commissioner said.
