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U.S. Senate passes $430 bln climate change, tax, drug pricing bill; sends to House

Business · Washington

U.S. Senate passes $430 bln climate change, tax, drug pricing bill; sends to House

44% Center coverage: 211 sources

NEW: Democrats hold united, 51-50, with Vice President Kamala Harris casting tie-breaking vote. The estimated $740 billion package heads next to the House, where lawmakers are poised to deliver on Biden's priorities. The bill caps out-of-pocket drug costs for seniors on Medicare to $2,000 a year. It also extends expiring subsidies that help 13 million people afford health insurance.See the Story

U.S. job growth beats expectations; unemployment rate fall 3.5%

Business · Washington

U.S. job growth beats expectations; unemployment rate fall 3.5%

47% Center coverage: 143 sources

Hiring in July was far better than expected, defying signs that the economic recovery is losing steam, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Friday. Nonfarm payrolls rose 528,000 for the month and the unemployment rate was 3.5%, easily topping the Dow Jones estimates of 258,000 and 3.6% respectively.See the Story

Pilots unions say yes to SAS deal

Pilots unions say yes to SAS deal

The Swedish, Danish and Norwegian pilots' unions have given the green light to the pilots' new collective bargaining agreement, the unions state.See the Story

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Oslo, Norway · Oslo

Downward on the Asia Stock Exchanges

The Tokyo Stock Exchange is being pushed weakly downward as traders take home gains from last week's rises.See the Story

Downward on Wall Street — chip maker losers

Wall Street traded downward during Tuesday ahead of tomorrow's CPI message which is expected to set the tone for the Fed's near-term action. On the corporate front, Nasdaq was weighed down by chip makers slumping on a broad front following Micron's profit warning. The automotive sector also backed down during Tuesday.See the Story

Now the dividend classic is the merchant

Having “snatched the patch,” the beetle is on the right track with its new strategy and the recultivation of the business ensures both stability and higher valuation.That makes the classic dividend stock well worth a buy—not least in these troubled exchange times.See the Story

Stockholm Stock Exchange finished Tuesday clearly downwards — telecom duo against the current

The Stockholm Stock Exchange ended Tuesday trading close to day lows as declines deepened on Wall Street during the afternoon. Sinch and Evolution sold themselves to Tuesday's losers, while telecoms duo Telia and Tele2 rose against the power alongside pharmaceutical giant Astra Zeneca.See the Story

Stock market slump adds — workshop company losers

The decline on the Stockholm Stock Exchange is slowing and by 1pm the broad OMXSPI index has fallen 1.7 per cent while the big company index OMXS30 has fallen 1.5 per cent. Here are today's winners and losers.See the Story

Morning watch: Tokyo Stock Exchange falls against the current — Softbank acts lower

The Tokyo Stock Exchange is falling while the other leading Asia stock exchanges rise. Conglomerate Softbank is acting lower in Tokyo after its unexpectedly large loss in the second quarter. Following the strong signals from the US labour market last week, investors are now aiming for the inflation figures expected later this week.See the Story

Mixed closing on Wall Street — electric car maker winner

Wall Street finishes Monday mixed with the Dow Jones as the only leading index above the zero. Electric car makers were going strong at the same time as much of the technology sector were weighed down by Nvidia's profit warning.See the Story

New playing field — the message that determines the stock market harvest

July became the best month for the USA stock exchange since November 2020. The upturn happened despite the fact that the earnings trend for the major US exchange companies was dulling off. Optimism was instead driven by the breakdown of interest rates. Even going forward, macro factors learn to weigh significantly more heavily than corporate profits. Di goes through the message that determines the stock market harvest.See the Story

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