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It destabilizes financial markets, sometimes to the tune of trillions of dollars, and hurts the U.S. economy.

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Treasury International Capital data appears to be “severely” undercounting the amount of Treasurys held by those hedge funds, to the tune of about $1.4 trillion as of the end of the 2024.

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While the stock’s dividend yield of 0.1% is barely worth mentioning, Quanta has been busily buying back stock to the tune of nearly $135 million this year through the second quarter, with some $365 million remaining on its repurchase authorization through 2026.

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“Pure capital injections, even to the tune of billions of dollars, won’t be sufficient to provide the impetus for a sustainable renaissance in the U.S. shipbuilding industry,” said Basil Karatzas, chief executive of Karatzas Marine Advisors, a maritime consulting firm.

Healy's effectiveness both sides of the wicket, sweeping and cutting to the tune of 118 of her 142 runs, proved to be key in unlocking India's bowling attack.

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