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IMF warns on China's property market worsening as it cuts country's growth outlook
In a report published Tuesday, the IMF trimmed its forecast for growth in China for this year to 4.8%, 0.2 percentage points lower than in its July projection.
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CNBC Daily Open: The S&P could still have legs despite stalling
With elections and high valuations, the path ahead for markets may be rocky. But the S&P might persist in scaling an ever-ascending mountain range.
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Tokyo Metro shares gain almost 45% on debut after Japan's largest IPO in six years
The IPO offered 2.32 billion shares for a price of 1,200 yen apiece, valuing the offering at 348.6 billion yen ($2.3 billion)
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Wednesday's big stock stories: What's likely to move the market in the next trading session
The S&P 500 and the 30-stock Dow posted back-to-back losses on Tuesday, while the Nasdaq outperformed. Here’s what CNBC is watching going into Wednesday.
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Asia stocks mostly rise after Wall Street rally stalls; Tokyo Metro shares soar on debut
Tokyo Metro raised $2.32 billion in its IPO, with shares priced at 1,200 yen apiece.
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‘On vacation every single day': I left the U.S. to live in Vietnam and only need to work 15 hours a week
Kavi Vu, 33, moved to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam in August 2023. Today, she lives on about $1,500 a month, according to documents reviewed.
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Cramer's Lightning Round: Hold on to Palantir
“Mad Money” host Jim Cramer rings the lightning round bell, which means he’s giving his answers to callers’ stock questions at rapid speed.
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Cramer explains why he'd wait before buying Nucor on weakness
CNBC’s Jim Cramer on said it’s not yet time to invest in Nucor, a steelmaker whose stock got hit on Tuesday.
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Jim Cramer explains why money rotated back into Big Tech
Tuesday marked a second consecutive day of losses for the Dow Jones Industrial Average, with the index posting its first back-to-back loss since September.
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Stock futures slide after S&P 500 posts first back-to-back decline since early September: Live updates
On Tuesday, the S&P 500 and Dow posted modest losses, marking back-to-back declines for both indexes.
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WNBA Finals Game 5 draws highest viewership in 25 years
The impressive viewership caps off a WNBA season that saw ratings, engagement and attendance up across the board.
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Giuliani ordered to hand over New York City apartment, Mercedes, luxury watches to defamation victims
Rudy Giuliani had targeted two election workers with false claims as part of his efforts to overturn Donald Trump’s 2020 loss to President Joe Biden.
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McDonald's shares fall after CDC says E. coli outbreak linked to Quarter Pounders
The CDC said an E. coli outbreak linked to McDonald’s Quarter Pounder burgers has led to 10 hospitalizations and one death.
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Starbucks shares slide after coffee chain says sales fell again, suspends outlook
The company’s same-store sales slid for the third consecutive quarter, fueled by a 10% tumble in traffic to its North American stores.
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Borrowers on the SAVE plan will be in forbearance for at least 6 more months—what to know if you're enrolled or want to apply
Borrowers can once again apply for the new Saving on a Valuable Education plan, but it’s unclear if and when the benefits will go into effect.
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Amazon to shut down speedy brick-and-mortar delivery service
The company has stopped any new development of the service, called Amazon Today, and will begin to wind it down, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Yelp disables comments on the McDonald's that hosted Trump after influx of one-star reviews
After ex-President Donald Trump visited a Pennsylvania McDonald’s, Yelp put an “unusual activity alert” on the location’s page due to dozens of unusual reviews.
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How new tax changes for 2025 could affect federal tax liabilities for families
The IRS has announced new changes affecting the earned income tax credit, child tax credit, adoption credit and annual gift tax exclusion for 2025.
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Philip Morris is a growth stock again as shares hit all-time high on Zyn demand boom
The company’s stock was tracking for a record close and clinched a fresh intraday record.
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Here are the new federal income tax brackets for 2025—the standard deduction is now up to $30,000
You’ll have to earn even more money to go up a tax bracket in 2025. You can deduct more too.