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Companies race to borrow ahead of the Biden-Trump election, with cost of 2017 tax cuts in focus
“There’s obviously concerns about volatility coming into the election,” said Leslie Falconio, head of taxable fixed-income strategy, UBS Wealth Management.MarketWatch - Business -
Warby Parker’s stock sees biggest gain in nearly two years company raises guidance, overshadowing a quarterly loss
Warby Parker Inc.’s stock was on track to open higher Thursday, after the maker of eyewear raised its full-year revenue guidance and offset a first-quarter loss.MarketWatch - Business -
Oil futures extend rise seen after drop in U.S. crude inventories
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What is a ‘Wells notice’ and why did Robinhood just receive one?
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Extending Trump’s tax cuts could ‘run the deficit into the stratosphere.’ Here’s how much that could cost.
Extending a spate of the 2017 tax cuts enacted under former President Donald Trump could cost $4.6 trillion over 10 years, according to a fresh estimate on Wednesday.MarketWatch - Business