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Jamie Dimon wants workers in the office. So why is he letting JPMorgan's European chief work remotely?
JPMorgan Chase Chief Executive Jamie Dimon has publicly railed against the remote-work movement, and is one of the prominent top executives who have required employees to return to the office five ...
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$1 trillion in cuts to Medicaid would have a devastating impact on people receiving long-term care. Here's why.
The version of President Donald Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act passed by the House of Representatives in May calls for roughly $800 billion in cuts to Medicaid over 10 years. The version of the ...
Lion Group Shares Climb on $600 Million Loan for Crypto Treasury
Shares of Lion Group Holdings surged after the company said it has secured a $600 million credit facility to launch a crypto-backed treasury reserve. The stock was recently up 26% at $3.51 in midday ...
Shoppers say they're 'not interested' in Amazon's longer Prime Day sale
Could making the 2025 Amazon Prime Day event four days long backfire? Here's what retail analysts think. Is this really a prime time for a shopping event? After all, U.S. retail sales took a hit for a ...
Dow Jones Top Markets Headlines at 1 PM ET: Stocks Edge Higher Ahead of Fed Rate Decision | U.S.
Stocks edged higher as rising tensions in the Middle East fueled concerns of disruption in the Strait of Hormuz, through which roughly one-fifth of the world's petroleum is ferried. Meanwhile, ...
Nippon Steel Finalizes Purchase of U.S. Steel After Reaching Security Deal With Trump Administration — Commodities Roundup
Nippon Steel Finalizes Purchase of U.S. Steel After Reaching Security Deal With Trump Administration Nippon Steel has finalized its acquisition of U.S. Steel, days after securing a national-security ...
May's missing inflation is a mystery - and a sign that the Fed will hold off on rate cuts
A lot of things went right for U.S. inflation in May. The consumer-price index rose just 0.1% from April, and held under 2.5% in year-over-year terms for a third consecutive month. Some of the most ...
Here's how the stock market tends to react to Fed decisions - and how a twist this week could change that
Fed day itself has a reputation for intraday volatility, with big market moves after 2 p.m. ET when the central bank releases its policy statement and the potential for further ructions once Fed Chair ...
STOXX Europe 50 Index Ends 0.42% Lower at 4471.74 — Data Talk
The STOXX Europe 50 Index is down 19.02 points or 0.42% today to 4471.74 --Down 55.90 points or 1.23% over the last two trading days ...
Signs of a 'great rotation' are gripping global markets - and U.S. stocks and bonds are the big losers
A look at the trend suggests it may have legs. This year's shift in positioning away from the U.S. and toward international markets has all the hallmarks of a "great rotation" that still appears to be ...
Social Security recipients will be paid just 81% of their benefit in 2034
Social Security plays a vital role in the finances of older adults. Among Americans age 65 and older, 40% rely on Social Security for half or more of their income, and about 14% of recipients 65 and ...
Why Trump's Tehran warning in Israel-Iran conflict isn't rattling stocks or creating a crisis in oil prices
Still, Trump claimed Iran was close to obtaining a nuclear weapon and earlier this week called on residents of Tehran, a city of nearly 10 million, to evacuate. When asked if he was still considering ...