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FinanceMar 4

Trial begins in government antitrust case against Live Nation-Ticketmaster

Federal and state prosecutors argue Live Nation-Ticketmaster operates an illegal monopoly in the concert industry, seeking damages and potential breakup.

5 sources
FinanceApr 8

Financial Security Issues Face Americans Across Multiple Fronts

Americans confront retirement savings shortfalls, debt collection challenges, tax payment difficulties, and Social Security scams.

8 sources
FinanceApr 25

Travel and Real Estate Markets Show Shifting Consumer Patterns Amid Economic Pressures

Rising costs are influencing American consumer behavior in both travel and housing markets during traditionally active seasons.

8 sources
FinanceJun 5

Gold Prices Decline Amid Middle East Tensions and Interest Rate Concerns

Gold prices fell this week as markets reacted to Middle East geopolitical developments and expectations of potential interest rate changes.

7 sources
FinanceMay 13

European Companies Report Mixed Q1 Results, Several Raise Full-Year Guidance

Major European corporations including E.ON, RWE, Siemens, and Deutsche Telekom posted varied first-quarter performance while updating investor outlooks.

6 sources
FinanceApr 25

Federal Judge Sanctions Lawyer in Leon Black Sexual Assault Case

A federal judge imposed sanctions on a law firm and plaintiff in a lawsuit against billionaire Leon Black, citing repeated lies to the court.

7 sources
FinanceJun 2

UniCredit Crosses 30% Threshold in Commerzbank Takeover Bid

Italian bank UniCredit has surpassed the 30% stake threshold in its takeover attempt of German lender Commerzbank.

3 sources
FinanceMar 19

Fed Rate Cut Timeline Extended Following Higher-Than-Expected Inflation Data

Federal Reserve rate cut expectations have been pushed further into the future after inflation data came in above forecasts, with officials projecting cuts in 2026.

5 sources
FinanceMar 11

Chevron, Shell Near First Major Venezuela Oil Deals Since US Sanctions Relief

Energy companies Chevron and Shell are reportedly close to securing significant oil production agreements in Venezuela following recent changes in US sanctions policy.

6 sources
FinanceJun 6

AstraZeneca CEO Discusses Drug Development Strategy and AI Integration

AstraZeneca's chief executive addressed the company's approach to drug development, including potential European market decisions and artificial intelligence applications.

4 sources
FinanceMar 11

NYC Comptroller Warns of $6B Budget Deficit Despite Potential State Aid

City Comptroller Mark Levine says New York City faces a $6 billion budget shortfall requiring spending cuts even with potential Albany assistance.

6 sources
FinanceMay 28

US Weekly Jobless Claims Rise to 215,000 as Young Workers Face Employment Challenges

New unemployment benefit applications increased last week while overall layoff levels remain low, as young job seekers report difficulty finding work.

4 sources
FinanceMar 21

Tax Policy Developments Show Mixed Results as Refunds Rise, Wealthy Face New Levies

Recent tax data reveals increasing refunds nationally while some states see revenue impacts from new millionaire taxes and corporations disclose more tax information.

7 sources
FinanceJun 1

UAW Strikes at American Axle Plant Supplying GM Truck Parts

United Auto Workers union launches strike at American Axle's Michigan facility that produces components for General Motors trucks.

3 sources
FinanceApr 23

Comcast Reports Improved Broadband Performance as Economic Pressures Mount

Comcast posted better-than-expected earnings with reduced broadband subscriber losses while Americans face rising gas prices and market volatility.

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