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Wall Street Bets Big On A Softer Fed As AI Frenzy Reignites
The shift in sentiment follows remarks from a senior Fed official suggesting room for further rate adjustments. That helped push down Treasury yields and reinforce expectations of an imminent rate cut.
Canada Signals No Rush to Restart Trade Negotiations With US, Citing No 'Burning Issue'
Canada says it will resume U.S. trade talks when needed, citing no urgent issues and focusing on tariffs and economic partnerships.
Walmart, Costco May Need Old-School Cash Lanes Under New Legislation
Ohio may require Walmart, Costco, and Target to offer cash lanes for purchases under $500 under a new bill.
Average New-Car Price Nears $50K for First Time as Costs Keep Climbing
Average new-car prices in the U.S. near $50K, leaving buyers facing higher costs and bigger monthly payments.
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Trump lifts 40% tariffs on Brazilian beef and coffee in a move aimed at lowering U.S. food prices.
FAA awards $10,000 bonuses to 776 employees with perfect attendance during the 43-day government shutdown.
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Mixed signals from Federal Reserve officials and recent economic data have stirred uncertainty over the central bank's next move.
The agreement, one of the largest consumer protection settlements in the FTC's history, includes $1 billion in civil penalties and $1.5 billion set aside for consumer refunds.
