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NWE earnings call for the period ending March 31, 2021.
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"Be ready to buy stocks that are getting crushed by tax fears that have nothing to do with the fundamentals," the "Mad Money" host said.
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US weekly jobless claims hit 13-month low; home sales tumble ReutersJobless claims fall again as employment picture gains strength CNBCJobless claims fell more than expected last week, hitting a pandemic low CNN U.S. Unemployment Claims Hit New Covid-19 Pandemic Low The Wall Street JournalUS jobless claims fall to 547,000, another pandemic low msnNOWView Full Coverage on Google
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Intel said first-quarter sales fell 1% to $19.7 billion, generating $3.4 billion in net income.
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India Hits Global Record for Daily New Covid-19 Cases The Wall Street JournalIndia's COVID tsunami is the worst in the world. Why that should concern Americans. Yahoo NewsThe latest on the coronavirus pandemic and vaccines: Live updates CNNHow India Went From A Ray Of Hope To A World Record For Most COVID Cases In A Day NPR
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People who get infected with the coronavirus between Covid-19 vaccine shots can get their second dose after they've recovered, Dr. Anthony Fauci said Thursday.
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Stocks got back on the horse on Wednesday, with both the Dow and S&P 500 indexes finishing at their second-highest levels ever, as investors continue to smile on strong economic growth prospects.
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From Bill Gates to Mike Bloomberg and Tom Steyer, a handful of billionaire business leaders commended Biden's 2030 goal to cut carbon gas emissions in the U.S. by at least 50% from 2005 levels.
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Biden officials lose faith in Johnson & Johnson after repeated vaccine stumbles POLITICOJohnson & Johnson trial shows vaccine effective, even against variants | TheHill The HillEurope lines up more shots, hoping to beat back virus surge KOMO NewsMore safeguards are needed to monitor the use of J&J's COVID-19 vaccine | Opinion NJ.com
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BANC earnings call for the period ending March 31, 2021.
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 Shares of Celanese Corp. rose 2% in the extended session Thursday after the chemical and specialty materials company reported first-quarter results that topped Wall Street views. Celanese earned $323 million, or $2.82 a share, compared with $220 million a year ago. Adjusted for one-time items, the company earned $3.46 a share. Sales rose to $1.8 billion, from $1.5 billion a year ago, as pricing rose 15%, "more than offsetting" volume declining 3%, the company said. Analysts polled by FactSet expected adjusted earnings of $2.98 a share on sales of $1.7 billion. The stock ended the regular trading day down 2.9%.
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A group of Senate Republicans laid down their marker in the infrastructure debate in Washington on Thursday, unveiling in broad terms a plan to spend $568 billion over five years on roads, bridges, highways, broadband and other public works projects.
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Senate Republicans unveil $568 billion counteroffer on infrastructure upgrades Washington Post'Far too small': Democrats pile on GOP infrastructure plan POLITICORepublican Sen. Tim Scott to deliver GOP response for Biden address to Congress CNN Republicans are plotting to use economic blackmail. Here's how Democrats can stop them. The Washington Post
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President Joe Biden will use a speech to Congress next week to outline his "American Families Plan," White House press secretary Jen Psaki said Thursday. The plan is expected to focus on policies including paid family leave, childcare and free community college. Asked about a report that Biden will propose nearly doubling capital gains taxes on wealthy Americans to help pay for the plan, Psaki said she wouldn't get ahead of Biden's final decisions. She reiterated his pledge not to raise taxes on anyone making less than $400,000 a year. "We're still finalizing what the pay-fors look like," she said. U.S. stocks turned south in afternoon trade after a report said Biden is weighing the capital-gains proposal.
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American and Southwest say leisure travel is on the rise, and they are preparing to fly more this summer.
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Futures ticked higher at the start of the overnight session as investors prepared to end a down week for equities.
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AAL earnings call for the period ending March 31, 2021.
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Dow tumbles 321 points on Biden's capital gains tax hike plan Fox BusinessHere's what higher capital gains taxes could mean for markets and the economy CNBC TelevisionBiden Will Seek Tax Increase on Rich to Fund Child Care and Education The New York TimesBiden wants to tax the rich --- here's what experts say about how he could do it MarketWatchStocks slide on report Biden will raise capital gains tax CNBC Television
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Biden opens with green union jobs pitch
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The global tally for the coronavirus-borne illness rose to 143.96 million on Thursday, as the death toll increased to 3,061,478, according to data aggregated by Johns Hopkins University. The U.S. continues to lead the world in cases and deaths by wide margins, with 31.86 million cases, or 22.1% of the global total, and 569,404 deaths, or 18.6% of the worldwide total. The U.S. added at least 62,956 cases on Wednesday, down from 64,530 on Tuesday, while new deaths slipped to at least 720 from 729, according to a New York Times Tracker. But the U.S. also leads the world in vaccines administered, at 215.95 million. At least 134.45 million people, or 40.5% of the total population, have received at least one dose as of Wednesday evening, according to data provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and 87.59 million people, or 26.4% of the total population, have been fully vaccinated.
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American Airlines said Thursday that it lost $1.25 billion in the first quarter and continued to slash costs, including delaying delivery of new jets as it waits for air travel to recover from the pandemic.
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Wall Street suffered back-to-back losses as reopening plays led the market lower amid renewed concerns about rising new Covid cases globally.
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Boston Dynamics products demonstrate their dancing ability
San Francisco, CA, Apr 1 (UPI) The International Business Alliance, a new global lobbying association of companies, announced this morning their support for a major rise in the U.S. minimum wage -- to at least $30/hour, nationwide. They explained that while some businesses oppose an increase in the minimum wage, they feel it is important that U.S. workers receive a "living wage" for what they do.
Association leader, Martha Jones, public affairs coordinator of Boston Dynamics, makers of the famous Spot and Atlas robots featured in the "mash potato" dance said they have long paid most of their staff an excellent living wage and will raise that of their non-engineering employees should this policy come into effect.
"It's time to raise that wage," said Jones. She was joined by leaders from Nuro delivery robots, Fetch Robotics, 6 river systems, Locus Robotics, Geek , IBM and several others.
Also joining the call were Databricks, Tibco, Mathworks and Microsoft Azure.
When questioned if all the companies were in robotics or AI, but Jones replied that no, they had many other members, pointing to Foxconn, Quanta, Pegatron, ASE Technology and several others. "In fact, almost every major Chinese manufacturer is with us in this
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