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Elon Musk’s $TWTR offer is “serious, but they’re not going to accept it,” Jefferies Equity Research Analyst Brent Thill says, adding: “What he’s saying is actually constructive and good and is going to force positive change… but a lot of this was [already] starting to happen.”

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“There’s a lot of fear and anticipation as we’re moving into this period of higher interest rates,” Portia Capital Management owner and CFA Michelle Connell says. “We’re just not quite sure how much the Fed’s going to dial those up. … There’s a lot of uncertainty.”

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What would a potential Twitter takeover by Elon Musk mean for investors?

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As inflation bites, street food hawkers in Asia face a choice – to raise their prices and risk losing loyal customers or take the hit

April 14, 2022

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Volkswagen profits jumped in the first quarter but warned that it had started to feel the impact of the war in Ukraine on supply chains and raw materials prices

April 14, 2022

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‘There’s a real spike in consumer interest in electric cars right now because of rising gas prices,’ said Micah Muzio, Editor at Cox Automotive during the 2022 New York International Auto Show

April 14, 2022

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Surging prices of wheat, corn and cooking oil caused by the war in Ukraine have had a domino effect across global food supplies. Refinitiv’s Libin Zhou explains why the affects of the conflict on food prices could linger for years

April 14, 2022

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Europe stocks rose as the ECB took a softer approach than its U.S. counterpart in signaling monetary policy tightening. Morgan Stanley Chief European Economist Jens Eisenschmidt shares thoughts on tactics to help tackle inflation and more

April 14, 2022

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“The economy isn’t strong. The labor market is basically close to where it was before the pandemic.” Fed Bank of New York President John Williams discusses tactics to help decrease U.S. inflation

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Amazon is instituting a 5% fuel and inflation fee April 28 on online merchants that use its shipping services. Bloomberg Quicktake’s Alex Webb examines the potential impact on merchants and consumers

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Elon Musk’s $TWTR offer is “serious, but they’re not going to accept it,” Jefferies Equity Research Analyst Brent Thill says, adding: “What he’s saying is actually constructive and good and is going to force positive change… but a lot of this was [already] starting to happen.”

“There’s a lot of fear and anticipation as we’re moving into this period of higher interest rates,” Portia Capital Management owner and CFA Michelle Connell says. “We’re just not quite sure how much the Fed’s going to dial those up. … There’s a lot of uncertainty.”

What would a potential Twitter takeover by Elon Musk mean for investors?

As inflation bites, street food hawkers in Asia face a choice – to raise their prices and risk losing loyal customers or take the hit

Volkswagen profits jumped in the first quarter but warned that it had started to feel the impact of the war in Ukraine on supply chains and raw materials prices

‘There’s a real spike in consumer interest in electric cars right now because of rising gas prices,’ said Micah Muzio, Editor at Cox Automotive during the 2022 New York International Auto Show

Surging prices of wheat, corn and cooking oil caused by the war in Ukraine have had a domino effect across global food supplies. Refinitiv’s Libin Zhou explains why the affects of the conflict on food prices could linger for years

Europe stocks rose as the ECB took a softer approach than its U.S. counterpart in signaling monetary policy tightening. Morgan Stanley Chief European Economist Jens Eisenschmidt shares thoughts on tactics to help tackle inflation and more

“The economy isn’t strong. The labor market is basically close to where it was before the pandemic.” Fed Bank of New York President John Williams discusses tactics to help decrease U.S. inflation

Amazon is instituting a 5% fuel and inflation fee April 28 on online merchants that use its shipping services. Bloomberg Quicktake’s Alex Webb examines the potential impact on merchants and consumers