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Marketing has transformed dramatically over the last decade. What once relied on print ads and billboards now demands agility, data fluency, and strategic digital execution. Yet despite all these ...
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The Nasdaq 100 hit a record high yesterday. The S&P 500 is less than 1% away. And guess what? A familiar trade has been ...
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Kelly Evans: The Trump Tariffs: here's what we know - MSNWell. I'm trying not to be annoyed at the stock market. But come on. The Dow rallied 1000 points from Monday's lows through today's close--right before the president's big tariff announcement.
The Wall Street Journal's superstar economics reporter Kelly Evans is leaving the newspaper to join CNBC. While at the Journal, Evans wrote the “Ahead of the Tape” column and hosted the daily ...
CNBC news anchor Kelly Evans has decided to engage in a Twitter-free lifestyle. Evan’s colleague and fellow CNBC journalist Carl Quintanilla tweeted on Wednesday that she is leaving Twitter ...
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Kelly Evans: A vibe shift on rates and the deficit? - MSNStory by Kelly Evans • 1w One of the biggest breakouts this week on the GOP's election win has been the sharp increase in long-term Treasury yields.
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Kelly Evans: What's going on with the labor market? - MSNThe jobs report was much stronger than expected this morning. So why do things still feel so uneasy? The report, in fact, was pretty good all around. We added 177,000 jobs last month (even with a ...
Costa Mesa resident Kelly Evans, 37, uses a pair of 5-pound iron skillets as dumbbells in her exercise routine. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, Evans was furloughed from her job as a personal ...
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Kelly Evans: The closest it's been in awhile - MSNStory by Kelly Evans • 4mo. I t really is unusual for markets to be so uncertain, so close to the actual decision as to what the Federal Reserve is going to do with interest rates.
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Kelly Evans: The first cut is the deepest - MSNRemember yesterday, when yields went below 4% for the first time in six months? Today, they plunged below 3.8%. Why? A worse-than-expected July jobs report. It wasn't the slowdown in job growth to ...
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