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European stocks steady ahead of US inflation data; geopolitical risks in focus Reuters

After seeing a video of Mark Zuckerberg sparring with a UFC champion on a barge in the middle of Lake Tahoe, you might be inclined to dismiss his man-of-the-people essay published on Monday morning. In it, he tries to position his company — which is paying out hundreds of millions of dollars in dama

Wall St futures tick up heading into July inflation data Reuters

Young college graduates have long had lower unemployment rates than Americans of the same ages without college degrees, which is what you might expect: College graduates can get jobs that require degrees, and they can get jobs that don’t. Non-graduates can choose from only the latter.

StoneX to acquire Brazilian bank dedicated to forex operations

Financial regulator may be given greater powers to intervene at troubled banks and levy fines

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US stock futures are up before the bell as traders await key inflation data that will provide insight into the next leg of the rally, after recent earnings revived optimism over the artificial intelligence buildout.

Europe’s wind turbine makers would be better able to compete globally if regulators in Brussels allowed more consolidation, according to the chief executive officer of Vestas Wind Systems A/S.

New York City’s five pensions beat their investment target over the past fiscal year, propelled by a record-breaking US stock market.