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Charter lost fewer internet subscribers than expected in the second quarter, though subscriber losses in its video business were steeper than what analysts were modeling.
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Stock market news today: Dow rises 600 points after key Fed-watched inflation data Yahoo FinanceDow surges more than 600 points as the stock market gears up for rate cuts CNNFed's key inflation gauge rose 2.5% in June from a year ago, easing path to rate cut CNBCCalm inflation reading keeps the door open at Fed for September rate cut Yahoo FinanceFed's Favored Price Gauge Rises at Mild Pace, Spending Holds Up Bloomberg
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Dow closes more than 600 points higher as investors gear up for rate cuts CNNDow surges 650 points as stock market snaps back The Washington PostFed's key inflation gauge rose 2.5% in June from a year ago, easing path to rate cut CNBCCalm inflation reading keeps the door open at Fed for September rate cut Yahoo FinanceBloomberg Businessweek: PCE Data and the Fed Bloomberg
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Shares of Newell Brands, the parent company of Contigo, Graco and other household products, powered higher in early Friday trading after the company beat second-quarter profit expectations and raised the full-year outlook, as sales and gross margin continued to improve.
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CrowdStrike says 97% of affected Windows systems are back online BBC.comCrowdStrike Stock's Rising. It Finally Has Some Good News. Barron'sCrowdStrike Says 97% of Systems Hit by Outage Are Back Online The Wall Street JournalCrowdStrike
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Tractor Supply Co.'s stock erased early losses to trade flat Thursday after the retailer, which is geared toward rural living, posted weaker-than-expected second-quarter sales and narrowed guidance to lower the top of its profit and sales ranges.
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American Airlines' stock sank Thursday toward the lowest prices seen in four years, after the air carrier warned of a big third-quarter profit miss, citing both company specific and industry challenges.
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DexCom Inc., a maker of monitoring devices for diabetes patients, cut its full-year sales outlook on Thursday — a move that surprised some analysts and investors and sent its stock tumbling after hours — as the company deals with a shortfall in new patients and weaker trends abroad.
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Stockholders pay the price when executives and directors choose profits over ethics.
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