UK public’s inflation expectations jump in July
UK public’s inflation expectations jump in July – Citi/YouGov
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Mask Mandates, Chinese Gaming Shock, API Inventories
Mask Mandates, Chinese Gaming Shock, API Inventories – What’s Moving Markets
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A hawkish Bullard sees more volatile economic “regime” emerging in U.S
A hawkish Bullard sees more volatile economic “regime” emerging in U.S
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The Property Brothers Reveal an Easy Upgrade Every Garage Needs
“Property Brothers” stars Drew and Jonathan Scott know that having a home office is especially important now—and on the latest “Celebrity IOU,” they create the perfect workspace in an unlikely place: the garage. On the Season 3 episode “Josh Groban’s Bandmate Gift,” singer and songwriter Josh Groban wants to surprise his friend and bandmate Mark…
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Orlando Area Shattering Covid Records In Worst Surge Of Pandemic
Topline Just days after Mayor Jerry Demings (D) of Orange County, Florida, declared the Orlando area to be in a “crisis mode,” new Covid-19 cases and hospitalizations have soared to their highest levels throughout the entire pandemic, as officials implore residents to get vaccinated and wear masks. Key Facts Demings said Wednesday that there were…
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How Reese Witherspoon Has Become The World’s Richest Actress
Reese Witherspoon’s decision to bet on herself and women-led stories is paying off richly: The actress is now worth $400 million, Forbes estimates, following Monday morning’s news that a Blackstone-backed media company is purchasing a majority stake in her production company Hello Sunshine. The deal values Witherspoon’s Hello Sunshine, which was founded in 2016 to…
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Will Government Regulate Crypto? SEC Chair Gary Gensler on Bitcoin and Oversight
The nation’s top securities regulator has unusual expertise in digital assets, but he says he’s no cheerleader for them—and has no timetable for a Bitcoin ETF.
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Turkey Inflation Likely Rose, Pushing Rate Cut to Last Quarter
Turkey’s inflation rate probably jumped for a second month in July, fueled by higher energy prices and a reopening economy, reducing still further the likelihood of a summer interest-rate cut sought by the president.
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Covid Disguises Chronic Scarcity of Workers for U.K. Recovery
The acute labor shortage because of self isolation is masking the systemic challenge for businesses struggling to recruit after Brexit.
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Could Ransomware Attacks Ultimately Benefit Consumers?
The rising number of attacks are forcing companies to take cybersecurity more seriously.
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