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Beloved mother identified as latest victim of SF boat tragedy New York PostSacramento County woman identified as 2nd victim in deadly boat incident in San Francisco Bay KCRATIMELINE: Exact route of 3-level private yacht Volare before deadly sinking disaster in San Francisco Bay near Alcatraz ABC7 Bay Area2nd victim recovered from Alcatraz boat sinking ID'd as Sacramento County woman
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Index of US semiconductor stocks on track for its worst week since last year's ‘liberation day' rout
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Netflix Stock Drops on Revenue Miss, Engagement Update Barron'sHere's what to expect when Netflix reports earnings after the bell CNBCNetflix Revenue and Profit Increase, but the Company Expects Growth to Slow WSJNetflix third-quarter earnings forecast falls shy of Wall Street expectations Yahoo Finance
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Berkshire Hathaway has ramped up a $30.1 billion investment in Google's parent company since last fall. The Omaha conglomerate's legendary chairman now says he should've acted sooner.
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Netflix Q2 Earnings Results In-Line With Expectations, Stock Drops on Lower Q3 Revenue Outlook VarietyNetflix stock falls as earnings forecast disappoints, company says it will give fewer engagement updates CNBCNetflix beats on earnings per share, misses on revenue in second quarter Yahoo FinanceNetflix Revenue and Profit Increase, but the Company Expects Growth to Slow WSJ
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Hegseth's plan to screen military members for low testosterone raises concern for doctors: "Not a performance drug" CBS NewsHegseth touts a high-testosterone military, as doctors question his claims The Washington PostHegseth Plans to Screen All Troops, Including Women, for Low Testosterone The New York TimesPete Hegseth wants testosterone for his soldiers. Finally, some gender-affirming care | Arwa Mahdawi The Guardian
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Mortgage activity in the U.S. has contracted for consecutive weeks. In the week ended April 26, the mortgage activity composite index slid 2.3% following a 2.7% fall the week before. Refinancing fell 3.3% while purchase applications dropped 1.7%. Inflation's stubbornness in the first quarter of 2024 has led investors to conclude that the Federal Reserve's first rate cut might not be coming this year. This has buoyed interest rates such as the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage. In the week ended April 26, the 30-year fixed rate rose 5 basis points to 7.29%, its highest since November.
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