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Stock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq futures extend gains ahead of earnings, wholesale inflation data Yahoo FinanceWholesale prices unexpectedly declined 0.3% in June on big drop in gasoline CNBCWholesale inflation improved as energy prices fell last month — but relief may be temporary CNNInflation Slowed to 3.5% in June, as Americans Got a Break From Gasoline Prices WSJ
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U.S. oil refiners are about to report a historic profit surge as the industry takes advantage of supply disruptions.
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Like at peers Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase, a massive beat in equities trading drove the quarter's outsized results.
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The proposed industry-funded regulator could replace ad hoc government crackdowns with clearer rules—or give prominent AI companies a role in writing them.
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In Bangkok Bar Blaze, Signs of Fatal Lapses Repeated Across the World The New York TimesThailand probes possible negligence in deadly Bangkok bar fire BBCDeath toll in Thai pub fire rises to 32, officials say, with dozens still in hospital ReutersDeath toll from a Bangkok music bar fire rises to 30, dozens remain in hospital NPRBangkok bar fire: death toll reaches 30 as police say negligence is ‘primary theory' The Guardian
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AI is changing the way tax professionals work in significant ways, but none of them involve massive job losses or shrinking demand for accountants and auditors.
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Highlights of Wharton Marketing Matters episodes featuring Connor Blakley, founder of Youth Logic, discussing the origins of his company, how to effectively reach Gen Z, and the missteps brands often make with this generation, and David Picioski, Head of Global Brand Partnerships and Collaborations at Wilson Sporting Goods Co., who shares insights on Wilson's partnership with the NBA, relationships with players, the brand's ambassadorship with Caitlin Clark, and the role of technology in product innovation. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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ONE recent Sunday, about 40 people turned up at their regular gathering place, a community centre in Seattle, and soon found themselves pondering an ethical dilemma: would it ever be right to punch a Nazi? The dicussion was led by a husband-and-wife team, who pointed out that hurting people was usually a bad idea, but that it might sometimes be the only way to protect the innocent. "In a world as imperfect as this one, sometimes the choice is between a number of terrible ideas," suggested the husband, Mickey Phoenix.
Other recent topics for debate at the Seattle Atheist Church have included the difference between compassion and empathy, and whether or not reparations should be paid to the descendants of American slaves, as argued by the writer Ta-Nehisi Coates in a recent story for Atlantic magazine. Once they have exhausted their discussion, participants can get to know each other over juice and snacks.
Like many similar clubs across the Western...Continue reading
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