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Stocks rise modestly as investors parse conflicting economic data and China trade headlinesStocks are rising Friday as investors attempt to shake of concerns about slowing global growth. Moves for stocks in Friday’s session come amid quadruple...
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Shares in U.S. steel producers could rally along with commodity: Barron'sSeveral U.S. steel company shares could rally along with a rise in the commodity...
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Analysis | Amid rule changes, a sign of thawing labor relations: Discussion of MLB’s economic issuesMLB and its union have reportedly agreed to a series of off-field rule changes for 2019, as well as on-field rule changes for 2020. But the most significant change could be what comes next.
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Trump’s former economic adviser slams administration over trade war, says tariffs “hurt the economy”“Cohn is correct that tariffs hurt the country that imposes them—in this case the U.S., because it is American businesses and consumers who incur higher costs and pay higher prices,” Professor Linda Lim told Newsweek.
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