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Samantha Prince, pensions expert at Penn State Dickinson Law, points out in a new paper how heavily the costs of stock-market “volatility” — that lovely Wall Street euphemism — fall on those often least able to bear them.
From MarketWatch
In fact, that mandate makes it impossible for the holiday to ever fall on Washington’s actual birthday.
From Barron's
“Our results show that the bulk of the tariff incidence continues to fall on U.S. firms and consumers. These findings are consistent with two other studies that report high pass-through of tariffs to U.S. import prices.”
World Cup leader Choi recovered from a brutal fall on her first run.
From Barron's
But investors still seem spooked, sending Cisco shares down 12% on Thursday and toward their worst one-day decline since a 13.7% fall on May 19, 2022.
From MarketWatch
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