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Bank of America posts quarterly profit that exceeds analysts’ expectations but revenue falls short
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Bank of America revenue of $20.2 billion fell short of the $20.7 billion expected by Wall Street analysts.
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Goldman Sachs beats analysts' estimates on stronger-than-expected stock trading, investment banking
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Expectations are running high for Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon.
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Stocks are set to rebound from a losing week with Dow futures rising 200 points
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U.S. stock futures were higher early Tuesday morning.
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Biden Covid advisor challenges Cuomo's letter to buy vaccine directly from Pfizer
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Biden Covid advisor Dr. Celine Gounder said the New York governor's request to buy the Pfizer vaccine directly could cause more problems than it solves.
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Biden plans immediate executive actions to roll back Trump era after inauguration speech
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Biden is planning on a 10-day blitz of executive action on what his administration is calling the "four crises" facing the country.
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Buy Nike stock on any pullback because record highs are coming, trader says
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Any weakness in Nike is an opportunity for investors, said Danielle Shay of Simpler Trading.
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Germany discovers new Covid variant among 35 hospital patients
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Germany is the latest country to discover a new mutation of the coronavirus, with a new variant found among a group of hospital patients in Bavaria.
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IEA cuts 2021 oil demand outlook as new Covid lockdowns weigh on fuel sales
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The IEA said it now expects world oil demand to recover by 5.5 million barrels per day to 96.6 million this year.
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China-EU deal boosts Beijing's goals to stay in global tech scene but rely on the U.S. less, professor says
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Experts have said that tension between the U.S. and China fosters disconnect between the technology development in both countries.
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Richard Branson’s Virgin Orbit successfully blasts satellites into space after failed first attempt
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Virgin Orbit, the rocket company founded by billionaire Richard Branson, successfully put its first satellites into space using its novel air launch system.
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Biden won't lift Europe, Brazil travel restrictions despite Trump order, spokeswoman says
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Trump is planning to lift travel restrictions on most visitors from Europe, Britain and Brazil this month.
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New York Gov. Cuomo asks to buy Covid vaccine directly from Pfizer amid dose shortages
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The request comes after an alarmingly slow start to the national vaccine rollout, with the country millions of injections short of initial projections.
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Foreigners poured money into China as the world struggled with the coronavirus pandemic
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In the capital city of Beijing, foreign investors claimed more than a third of commercial real estate deals last year, property manager JLL said Thursday.
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FBI investigating woman said to have stolen Pelosi's laptop during Capitol riot to sell to Russia
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The FBI is investigating a woman alleged to have stolen Pelosi's laptop with the intention of selling it to the Russian equivalent of the CIA.
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Tesla delivers its first Shanghai-made Model Y crossovers in China
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China – the world's largest EV market – is critically important to Tesla and its growth plans.
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Trying at least 2 different types workouts per month can help you reach your exercise goals: study
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The key to getting adequate exercise is having variety in your routine, according to a recent study. The most active people did five different workouts a month.
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Census Bureau director to resign when Biden takes office
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Census Bureau Director Steven Dillingham will resign when Biden takes office after facing charges of politicizing his agency.
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Coronavirus vaccine passports aren't available yet, but could be an investment for the future
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While a number of tech companies are working on vaccine passports, they aren't ready yet for widespread use.
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The wealthy are investing like a market bubble is here, or at least near
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A majority of millionaire investors say a stock bubble is occurring, but their market risk appetite is still going up, with a shift in portfolio strategy.
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Google defends its partnership with Facebook, denies states' claim of anticompetitive advantage
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Google's director of economic policy Adam Cohen called the lawsuit from 10 Republican-led states "misleading."
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Here are the most anticipated movies of 2021 and how to watch them
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A look at the most anticipated movies of 2021, when they debut and how moviegoers and streamers can watch them.
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'People fail because they fear each other': 9 life and leadership lessons from Martin Luther King Jr.
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Martin Luther King Jr. Day is an annual reminder of the civil rights leader's legacy — and a time to reflect on how we can live his lessons every day.
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Russia detains Navalny for 30 days; Kremlin critic urges supporters to ‘take to the streets’
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Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny is widely regarded as the most prominent critic of President Vladimir Putin.
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Free college could become a reality under a Biden administration
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President-elect Biden promised to make community college tuition-free. Such a plan could increase the number of students and their incomes over time.
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Parler’s website shows signs of life but mobile apps remain offline
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The website of Parler — a social media platform popular with conservatives and supporters of President Donald Trump — is back online.
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Why ultra-low cost carrier Spirit Airlines is falling behind
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With passenger traffic down due to Covid-19 airlines like ultra-low cost carrier Spirit Airlines have struggled with falling sales.
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World on the brink of 'catastrophic moral failure' due to unfair vaccine rollouts, WHO chief says
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The WHO called on wealthier countries that had pre-ordered millions of doses of coronavirus vaccines, such as the U.S., U.K. and Europe, to share a portion of those vaccines with […]
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Samsung related shares plunge after heir Jay Y Lee is sentenced to jail again
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Samsung heir Jay Y. Lee was sentenced to two and a half years in prison in a bribery trial.