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If the Medline win helped assuage the former concern, a step-up in the share of its order backlog it can convert into revenue could help ease the latter.

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What he later discovered through the Chinese court cases, he says, is that Qian had paid off those senior managers to assuage investors' concerns - while she fled to the UK with the money.

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That gives her influence over whom Mamdani picks at City Hall to carry out his affordability agenda and is unlikely to assuage concerns that his administration will carry out an agenda unfriendly to business.

Though crucial economic data releases—like the October jobs report—have been delayed due to the government shutdown, better-than-expected profits at major companies have assuaged concerns about the health of the U.S. economy.

Investors have a chance to put those concerns, which were assuaged in part by solid earnings reports and credit market commentary from a host of regional lenders on Friday, firmly behind them this week.

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