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Wall Street Review: Stocks End Week Mixed Amid Bulls-Bears Tug of War
Bullish investors eye lower interest rates, while bears worry about stretched valuations and bubble risks.
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Visa, Mastercard to Pay $167.5 Million to Settle ATM User Fee Lawsuit
If approved by the court, the settlement will conclude the 14-year-old case.
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White House Economist Predicts ‘Biggest Refund Cycle Ever’ During 2026 Tax Season
‘A lot of the tax changes, which affect last year, weren’t in any tax forms that people filled out at the beginning of’ this year, the economist said.
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Ford Recalls Nearly 273,000 Vehicles Over Rollaway Risk
Meanwhile, BMW is recalling nearly 37,000 vehicles in the United States due to unintended steering wheel movement.
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Las Vegas Locals Say Hidden Fees, Less Value Are Driving Away Tourists
Some say they long for the old magic of Vegas to return.
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Existing-Home Sales Tick Up 0.5 Percent in November as Inventory Growth Stalls
Home prices in rural counties have surged over the past six years, with growth outpacing that of top urban areas.
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What Kind of Financial Advisor Do You Need? Here’s How to Decide
Not all financial advisors are the same—here’s how to choose the one that fits your goals.
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American Airlines Cancels Perks for Basic Economy Fliers, to Add 15 New Routes
The airline announced that starting Dec. 17, Basic Economy ticket holders are no longer eligible for AAdvantage miles or Loyalty Points.
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Sydney and Melbourne Remain in Top Third of ‘Global Power City’ Rankings
Both cities have, however, failed to regain the positions they held prior to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Trump Says Fed Chair Candidate Waller Is ‘Great’ After Interview
The president will soon pick his nominee to succeed Jerome Powell as Fed chair. Experts say the front-runner is National Economic Council head Kevin Hassett.
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Federal Regulators Issue Order Requiring Large-Load Users Pay to Grow Grid
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission directs nation’s largest transmission operator to boost co-location capacity for data centers—and send them the bill.
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Instacart to Refund $60 Million to Consumers in FTC Settlement
The FTC said the lawsuit was based on allegations that Instacart engaged in misleading advertising and deceptive practices.
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House Sends Land Development Permit Reform Bill to Senate
The proposed SPEED Act narrows the scope of environmental impact studies, accelerates project reviews, and trims litigation timelines.
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Trump Leans Into Affordability Pitch in Primetime as Inflation Cools
‘It’s exciting to see President Trump’s policies are absolutely working on bringing prices down,’ Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said.
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Auto Sales to Hit 6-Year High in 2025, but Industrywide Declines Expected in 2026
Automakers will sell a projected 16.3 million vehicles in 2025, the best sales year since 2019, according to Cox Automotive.
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European Central Bank Keeps Interest Rates Steady; Inflation Expected to Stabilize
The bank revised up growth rate estimates for the euro zone.
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US Manufacturers More Optimistic Despite Trade Uncertainties, Health Care Costs: Survey
More than 80 percent of survey respondents reported paying tariffs on imported manufacturing inputs since the beginning of 2025.
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Weekly Jobless Claims Decline as US Labor Market Stabilizes
Market watchers say the Fed could keep lowering interest rates amid cooling inflation and weakening employment conditions.
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Wall Street Review: Stocks End Week Mixed Amid Bulls-Bears Tug of War
Bullish investors eye lower interest rates, while bears worry about stretched valuations and bubble risks.
|
Visa, Mastercard to Pay $167.5 Million to Settle ATM User Fee Lawsuit
If approved by the court, the settlement will conclude the 14-year-old case.
|
White House Economist Predicts ‘Biggest Refund Cycle Ever’ During 2026 Tax Season
‘A lot of the tax changes, which affect last year, weren’t in any tax forms that people filled out at the beginning of’ this year, the economist said.
|
Ford Recalls Nearly 273,000 Vehicles Over Rollaway Risk
Meanwhile, BMW is recalling nearly 37,000 vehicles in the United States due to unintended steering wheel movement.
|
Las Vegas Locals Say Hidden Fees, Less Value Are Driving Away Tourists
Some say they long for the old magic of Vegas to return.
|
Existing-Home Sales Tick Up 0.5 Percent in November as Inventory Growth Stalls
Home prices in rural counties have surged over the past six years, with growth outpacing that of top urban areas.
|
What Kind of Financial Advisor Do You Need? Here’s How to Decide
Not all financial advisors are the same—here’s how to choose the one that fits your goals.
|
American Airlines Cancels Perks for Basic Economy Fliers, to Add 15 New Routes
The airline announced that starting Dec. 17, Basic Economy ticket holders are no longer eligible for AAdvantage miles or Loyalty Points.
|
Sydney and Melbourne Remain in Top Third of ‘Global Power City’ Rankings
Both cities have, however, failed to regain the positions they held prior to the COVID-19 pandemic.
|
Trump Says Fed Chair Candidate Waller Is ‘Great’ After Interview
The president will soon pick his nominee to succeed Jerome Powell as Fed chair. Experts say the front-runner is National Economic Council head Kevin Hassett.
|
Federal Regulators Issue Order Requiring Large-Load Users Pay to Grow Grid
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission directs nation’s largest transmission operator to boost co-location capacity for data centers—and send them the bill.
|
Instacart to Refund $60 Million to Consumers in FTC Settlement
The FTC said the lawsuit was based on allegations that Instacart engaged in misleading advertising and deceptive practices.
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House Sends Land Development Permit Reform Bill to Senate
The proposed SPEED Act narrows the scope of environmental impact studies, accelerates project reviews, and trims litigation timelines.
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Trump Leans Into Affordability Pitch in Primetime as Inflation Cools
‘It’s exciting to see President Trump’s policies are absolutely working on bringing prices down,’ Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said.
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Auto Sales to Hit 6-Year High in 2025, but Industrywide Declines Expected in 2026
Automakers will sell a projected 16.3 million vehicles in 2025, the best sales year since 2019, according to Cox Automotive.
|
European Central Bank Keeps Interest Rates Steady; Inflation Expected to Stabilize
The bank revised up growth rate estimates for the euro zone.
|
US Manufacturers More Optimistic Despite Trade Uncertainties, Health Care Costs: Survey
More than 80 percent of survey respondents reported paying tariffs on imported manufacturing inputs since the beginning of 2025.
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Weekly Jobless Claims Decline as US Labor Market Stabilizes
Market watchers say the Fed could keep lowering interest rates amid cooling inflation and weakening employment conditions.
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