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How the Fed's rate cut impacts mortgage rates AP NewsFed approves quarter-point interest rate cut and sees two more coming this year CNBCWhat effect will the Fed's interest rates cut have and what could happen next NPRJerome Powell says the Gen Z hiring nightmare is real: 'Kids coming out of college...are having a hard time finding jobs Fortune
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Hyundai adjusts full-year forecast, citing tariffs, ahead of investor day CNBCHyundai Cuts Profit Outlook as Spending to Skirt Tariffs Bites Bloomberg.comHyundai Wants to Sell Bigger Trucks. Ford and GM Investors Should Be Aware. Barron'sHyundai upholds $26bn US investment pledge despite immigration raid in Georgia Financial TimesHyundai Motor Plans Boost in U.S
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According to more than 1,100 U.S. students across two-year colleges, four-year universities, and graduate programs, 90% of students have used AI academically.
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Fed Meeting Live Updates: Interest Rates and Economic News The New York TimesFed announces first rate cut in nine months, signals more reductions to come CNNGlobal Markets Mixed After Fed Rate Cut The Wall Street JournalFederal Reserve cuts interest rates for the first time this year NBC NewsAmerica's monetary policy risks getting too loose The Econo
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Workday's stock has underperformed this year, but Elliott Management has taken a stake in the software maker and the company is doubling down on its AI initiatives.
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Amazon Prime Day has already taken place in 2022, in July. But Amazon, which earlier in 2022 raised its subscription rates, is bucking tradition for the first time: A second two days of Amazon Prime Day-like deals is on for October, specifically Oct. 11-12. It's called Amazon Prime Early Access. That could mean a boost to Amazon's bottom line right before the holiday shopping season and loads of deals for shoppers looking to get a jump on their end-of-the-year holiday shopping.
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This new Amazon Prime benefit could also buoy the spirits of Prime members tired of seeing their perks slashed.
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