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Waller, in the running for chair, says Fed should start cutting this month and can adjust pace

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“I think we need to start cutting rates at the next meeting,” Waller said. “We don’t have to go into a lock sequence of steps.”

Jim Cramer’s top 10 things to watch in the stock market Wednesday

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Apple and Alphabet are up big on the antitrust remedy decision.

Boeing 737 Max crash victims’ families make final plea to scrap DOJ deal

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Justice Department lawyers maintain that the families of 110 crash victims either support a pre-trial resolution or do not oppose the non-prosecution agreement.

Translation startup DeepL launches an AI ‘agent’ in challenge to players like OpenAI

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DeepL launched the AI DeepL Agent on Wednesday aimed at enterprises, pitting it against companies like Microsoft and Anthropic.

Here are Wednesday’s biggest analyst calls: Apple, Alphabet, Chipotle, Western Digital, McDonald’s & more

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Here are the biggest calls on Wall Street on Wednesday.

Walmart-backed fintech OnePay is adding wireless plans to its everything app

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The OnePay launch is the latest example of a fintech firm adding wireless connectivity to its product set; Klarna and Nubank have made similar announcements.  

Maine mass shooting survivors to file negligence lawsuit against the U.S. government

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The complaint will allege the military and others failed to respond to warning signs and a threat in 2023 that Army reservist Robert Card would commit a mass shooting.

Bank of America raises price targets for Alphabet and Apple after Google avoids antitrust breakup

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Apple and Alphabet traded higher in the premarket.

Mortgage demand from homebuyers pulls back, after four weeks of gains

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Lower mortgage rates did very little to move mortgage demand out of a rut it’s been in for weeks. Potential buyers need much lower rates to make a difference.

30-year Treasury yield tops 5% briefly as traders deal with tariff uncertainty, Fed independence threat

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U.S. Treasurys were little changed on Wednesday, but long-dated bonds hovered just below the 5% mark.

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