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Entertainment Venues Still Waiting for a Lifeline as Tech Glitches Snarl Covid Relief Applications
Music clubs, theaters, promoters and more can access grants of as much as $10 million as part of the Covid relief program.
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The Economy Is on the Cusp of a Major Boom and Economists Believe It Could Last
The economy has entered a period of supercharged growth, and instead of flat out fizzling, it could potentially remain stronger than it was pre-pandemic.
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Florida to Sue CDC to Allow Cruises to Resume U.S. Sailings, Industry Asks to Be Treated Like Airlines
Florida’s governor said the state will sue the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, demanding cruise ships be allowed to resume sailing immediately.
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Norwegian Cruise Line CEO on How the Company's Cruise Ships Can Safely Set Sail Once Again
Norwegian Cruise Line CEO Frank Del Rio said he is confident the cruise line operator can safely set sail this summer for the first time in more than a year.
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The Fed Could Come Under Fire for Easy Policy While the Economy Soars and Inflation Rises
As the economy booms over the next couple of months, the Fed will have a more difficult time defending its super easy policies.
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AMC Upgraded as ‘Godzilla Vs. Kong' Renews Confidence in the Domestic Box Office
“Godzilla vs. Kong” signals that consumers are eager to head to the cinemas for new movies and suggests the summer slate could see similar success.
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March Jobs Report Is Expected to Be Strong and Show the Beginning of a Hiring Surge
Economists expect to see 675,000 jobs were added in March as the economy reopened more broadly, and the number of vaccinated people increased.
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‘Godzilla Vs. Kong' Scores $9.6 Million Opening Day, a Record for a Pandemic Release
“Godzilla vs. Kong” tallied $9.6 million during its opening night, marking the best debut for any movie released during the pandemic.
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The Economy Is Expected to Boom in the Second Quarter, and That's Good News for Stocks
Strategists expect even more economic growth in the second quarter as more vaccines roll out, businesses reopen and consumers spend their money.
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Wall Street Awaits Biden Infrastructure Plan, But It May Not Be Ready for the New Taxes
President Biden will unveil his infrastructure plan Wednesday in Pittsburgh, but he may not provide all the specifics on how he will fund it.
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Op-Ed: Suez Canal Shutdown Highlights Another Weak Link in Global Supply Chain
The massive Ever Given container ship, stuck in the Suez Canal, provides a vivid image for a world economy whose global supply chains were already disrupted.
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The End of the Quarter Could Create Volatility for Markets in the Week Ahead
Stocks could be buffeted by end-of-quarter trading in the week ahead, as pensions and other big investors buy bonds and sell stocks.
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Rebound Season 2: Small Business Roundtable
NBC gave three business owners cameras to document COVID-19 life as small Black-owned businesses. One thread rang true for all – positivity. In the Rebound Season 2 after-show, two of the business owners get candid about how they fought to keep their businesses alive and rebounded from unforeseen challenges during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Rebound: Behind the Scenes as Businesses Try to Bounce Back from the Pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic may have threatened small businesses across America, but these companies are rising up despite the challenges. In “Rebound,” we go behind-the-scenes of three Black-owned businesses to see how they are bouncing back from the coronavirus pandemic. Whether it’s creating a tall glass of lemonade, a colorful balloon sculpture, or make-up products for darker skin tones, each...
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Biden Sets New Covid Vaccine Goal of 200 Million Shots Within His First 100 Days: ‘I Believe We Can Do It'
More than 100 million Covid vaccinations were given within 60 days of President Joe Biden taking office. His new goal is to double that by April 30.
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Pension Funds Have to Buy Bonds to Rebalance Portfolios, and That Might Be Good for Stocks
Pension fund quarter-end rebalancing could actually be good for stocks if it drives rates lower.
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Rebound Season 2, Episode 12: ‘Sometimes It's Not Up to Us'
The coronavirus pandemic may have threatened small businesses across America, but these companies are rising up despite the challenges. In “Rebound,” we go behind-the-scenes of three Black-owned businesses to see how they are bouncing back from the coronavirus pandemic. Whether it’s creating a tall glass of lemonade, a colorful balloon sculpture, or make-up products for darker skin tones, each...
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The Bond Market Rebels as It Adjusts to the Federal Reserve's Inflation Policy
The Fed unwittingly launched a bond market rebellion, sending the key interest rate that influences mortgages and other loans sharply higher.
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Rebound Season 2, Episode 11: There's No Limit With Lemonade
The coronavirus pandemic may have threatened small businesses across America, but these companies are rising up despite the challenges. In “Rebound,” we go behind-the-scenes of three Black-owned businesses to see how they are bouncing back from the coronavirus pandemic. Whether it’s creating a tall glass of lemonade, a colorful balloon sculpture, or make-up products for darker skin tones, each...
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One Year Ago Stocks Dropped 12% in a Single Day. What Investors Have Learned Since Then
March 16, 2020, was the day Covid got very real. It was the week everyone realized that we would be in for a prolonged shutdown.