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Consumer spending increased 0.3% in June, adding $65.2 billion to personal consumption expenditures, while the PCE price index fell 0.1% from the prior month, marking the first monthly decline in the Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauge this year. The Bureau of Economic Analysis released the data on July 30, the same day the Federal Open Market Committee voted
Apple reported its strongest June quarter in company history on July 30, posting $109.4 billion in revenue and $2.02 in diluted earnings per share, numbers that beat Wall Street estimates on both counts. The record results, however, were overshadowed by forward guidance that fell short of analyst expectations, worsening supply constraints tied to the global AI-driven memory shortage,
The number of firms authorized to trade directly with the Federal Reserve has declined over the past two decades, leaving Treasury market dealers concentrated among a handful of large financial institutions. This consolidation has reshaped how the world’s largest and most liquid bond market operates, from auction dynamics to daily trading flows. The shrinking roster of primary dealers
Nike announced on Tuesday that it will sever ties with thousands of online distributors across China beginning January 1, 2027, consolidating its digital sales presence
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What keeps Millennials and Gen Zers coming back to marathons, despite the physical and mental demands? For these generations, marathons represent more than a physical
As climate change intensifies, the sports industry is facing unprecedented challenges that investors must begin to account for in their financial models. The growing risks
A Bank of America note circulating on Monday flagged the three-month window between August and October as historically the weakest period for U.S. equities, a
Microplastics refer to tiny plastic particles, generally less than 5 millimeters in size, that have become ubiquitous in various environments. Nanoplastics are even smaller, sometimes
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Lifestyle inflation, often referred to as “lifestyle creep,” is a financial phenomenon where an individual’s discretionary spending increases in direct proportion to their rising income.
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