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Powell Reiterates Fed's Patience on Rate Cuts Amid Market Fluctuations and Bond Yield Rise

Treasury yields rise and stocks fluctuate as the Fed reiterates its cautious approach to rate cuts. Investors await key inflation data and corporate earnings updates.

Fed's Powell: Economy Strong, No Rush to Cut Rates

Powell Says Fed In No Rush To Cut Rates, Economy 'Strong Overall'

Rollins Earnings Preview: Analyst Estimates and Key Metrics

Rollins (ROL) to Announce Earnings: Revenue Growth Forecast at 8.7%, Earnings Expected at $0.23/Share

Elon Musk's Potential Conflict of Interest as CFPB Oversight Weakens

Elon Musk is helping dismantle the agency that would oversee his plans to transform X into a digital payments platform. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) ensures that companies like large banks, mortgage lenders, student loan servicers, and online payment apps don't bilk their customers. Critics say that if the CFPB is mothballed, Musk may stand to personally benefit.

Elon Musk's $97 Billion Bid for OpenAI Rejected

OpenAI CEO rejects $97.4 billion bid from investors led by Elon Musk; OpenAI plans to transition from nonprofit to for-profit company following significant investments from Microsoft and others.

US Stocks Rise as Economy Cools

Despite looming tariffs, the stock market continues to trade near record highs. This is because earnings, the most significant driver of stock prices, continue to perform well. However, new tariffs could impact earnings, leading to market volatility. Investors should monitor the situation closely and consider the potential consequences before making investment decisions.

Strong Labor Market Dampens Fed's Prospects for Interest Rate Cut in 2025

The US labor market remains resilient, with unemployment at a eight-month low, wages growing, and job gains revised higher. This suggests the Federal Reserve is unlikely to cut interest rates in the near term.

Taxes, Taxes, Taxes: What the US Can Learn from Other Countries

Filing taxes in the US is more complex than in many other developed countries, with Americans spending an average of 13 hours and $270 to file a basic federal tax form. The complexity arises from the 4 million-word tax code, various credits and deductions, and a reliance on third-party preparers for self-employed individuals. Recent efforts to simplify the process include doubling the standard deduction and expanding the IRS's Direct File program, but the US still lags behind countries like Sweden that provide pre-populated tax returns.

Analysts Sour on Alphabet After Cloud Miss, Big Capex

Google parent, Alphabet, disappoints in latest earnings as cloud services underperform; analysts weigh in on the concerns and lowered estimates after the stock tanks in pre-market trading.

Trump Tariffs: Inflation Fatigue Could Derail US Economy

A 10% tariff on imports will cost American consumers $45 billion, adding to inflation fatigue and making them more likely to forego purchases. Trump's tariff policies are fueling concerns about reflation and raising costs for families by up to $2,600 per year.