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TPXImpact Holdings Backs Full-Year Targets, Expects Strong Revenue Growth
TPXImpact Holdings expects strong revenue growth, improved performance indicators, and a favorable financial position. The company reiterates its targets for the fiscal year.
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Ford's Decision to Slow Production of Electric F-150 Trucks
Ford's decision to slow down production of electric F-150 trucks is due to various constraints, including supply chain issues and processing delays. The ongoing UAW strike has also affected production and sales.
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Industrial Output in Eurozone Surges in August
Industrial output in the eurozone exceeded expectations in August, suggesting a potential turnaround in the bloc's economy that has long been grappling with weak performance. Total production increased by 0.6% compared to the previous month.
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Stock Futures Rise Ahead of Earnings Season
Stock market shows slight gains as banks gear up to release their Q3 earnings. Expectations are high for JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, Citigroup, and UnitedHealth.
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Mortgage Rates Rise Amid Market Uncertainty
Mortgage rates have increased for the fifth consecutive week, raising concerns about potential interest rate hikes and market instability. Experts predict rates will settle at a higher level than in recent years.
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Trump Disappointed with Netanyahu's Move
Former President Donald Trump expresses disappointment with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over the 2020 drone strike that killed Qassem Soleimani.
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Bitcoin and Cryptocurrencies Continue to Slide
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies continue to decline, with prices falling and bullish momentum fading. Stock market gains contrast with the crypto market's performance.
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Norwegian Air Shuttle Forced to Cancel Emergency Evacuation Flight
Norwegian Air Shuttle cancels emergency evacuation flight from Tel Aviv to Oslo after lack of insurance coverage, leaving Norwegian citizens stranded.
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The Taxman Takes Aim at Microsoft
The IRS demands that Microsoft pay $28.9 billion in additional tax, but Microsoft plans to challenge the findings and resolve the issue with IRS.
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Bankruptcy Filings Rise as Businesses Struggle to Repay Debt
Bankruptcy filings have surged as businesses grapple with rising interest rates, impacting sectors like healthcare and consumer-discretionary. This article discusses the reasons behind the increase and highlights notable cases.
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