Driscoll’s Strawberries Contaminated With ‘Forever Chemicals,’ Lawsuit Claims
The world’s largest berry distributor promises ‘only the finest’—but now it’s being sued for selling conventional strawberries tainted with 8 pesticide-linked PFAS.
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Forecasts for Hot US Temps Boost Nat-Gas Prices
August Nymex natural gas (NGQ26) on Wednesday closed up +0.020 (+0.69%). Nat-gas prices settled higher on Wednesday as forecasts for above-average US temperatures are expected to boost nat-gas demand from electricity suppliers to power air-conditioning. The Commodity Weather Group on Wednesday said forecasts shifted hotter, with above-average temperatures expected across most of the Northern US…
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This powerful stock-market momentum trade has hit a wall after seeing biggest unwind since 2001
So far, the selloff hasn’t done much to dent the S&P 500, as other stocks and sectors have picked up the slack
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The ROAD ahead for build-to-rent
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United Airlines gets hit by a $6 billion added-fuel-cost headwind
Investors zero in on United’s potentially fatter jet-fuel bill — the airline said it expects nearly $6 billion in additional fuel expenses for the year.
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Flush with capital, Morgan Stanley eyes potential purchases
Key insight: Morgan Stanley, whose capital level exceeds its minimum regulatory requirement, is keeping its eyes open for potential bolt-on acquisitions, according to CEO Ted Pick. What’s at stake: The investment bank is looking for ways to deploy its excess capital, and buying another company is one way to put the capital to work. Supporting…
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High Yield Bonds Look Stronger as THYF Assets Climb
Assets in the T. Rowe Price U.S. High Yield ETF (THYF) have grown to $845.6 million, according to ETF Database, as the fund leans into a high yield bond market that its managers describe as structurally stronger than it was before the 2008 financial crisis. Key Takeaways: THYF’s assets reached $845.6 million as investors sought…
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Jim Cramer says he needs ‘cold hard’ proof that AI is paying off
CNBC’s Jim Cramer said Wednesday that it’s time for companies to prove artificial intelligence is paying off. “I need cold hard return facts,” the “Mad Money” host said. “Or, I, too, will grow more skeptical than I am now.” The AI boom has fueled massive spending by technology companies, and there’s no end in sight….
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IBM shares plunge 25% after CEO admits company fell behind
IBM shares tumbled Tuesday as CEO Arvind Krishna acknowledged in an unusual letter to investors that the company had failed to adapt quickly enough, a blunt admission that followed a surprise earnings miss and sent the stock toward its worst drop in decades. Fortune talked to several analysts about the resulting 25% stock crash, the…
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Gifting stocks to your spouse, child or friend? Check how the tax rules differ in three scenarios
What’s a gift that has the potential to be worth more tomorrow than it is today? Stock. But before transferring shares to a family member or friend, it’s important to understand the tax rules. Who receives the gift determines whether it’s tax-free and how future gains are taxed. Here’s a look at the rules and…
