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Tech Earnings Preview: More AI, Fewer Jobs

As Q2 earnings for the major tech companies get underway, will advances in AI mean reduced headcount at Meta, Microsoft, Google and more? Read More
Fed Interest Rate Decision, Economic Data, Lennar Earnings, and What ...

Fed Interest Rate Decision, Economic Data, Lennar Earnings, and What Else to Watch This Week By Dan Lam Share Resize ... Read More
Cramer's week ahead: Key economic data and earnings from Apple, Amazon ...

Cramer's week ahead: Jobs report and Lululemon, Broadcom earnings Also on Tuesday are reports from consumer-oriented companies Coca-Cola, Starbucks and Spotify. Read More
Stock futures slip after Amazon and Apple post earnings, big jobs ...

U.S. stock futures slid Thursday as Wall Street digested earnings reports from two "Magnificent Seven" members and braced for a big jobs report. Nearly two-thirds of the S&P 500 constituents have ... Read More
Earnings Season And Waiting On The Fed - Forbes

Despite the negative GDP results, the US economy is not in a recession. Earnings season has been strong, and Warren Buffett announced significant changes at Berkshire. Read More
Fed's Powell: Strategy around both jobs and inflation needs to be ...

U.S. Federal Reserve officials feel they need to reconsider the key elements around both jobs and inflation in their current approach to monetary policy, given the inflation experience of the last ... Read More
Cramer's week ahead: Key economic data and earnings from Apple, Amazon ...

He highlighted reports from tech titans Apple, Amazon, Microsoft and Meta as well as the release of key economic data. Read More
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