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In a market often dictated by the fluctuations of crude oil prices and geopolitical tensions, Shell’s recent announcement of a $5.58 billion adjusted profit for the first quarter comes as a surprising twist. Analysts had predicted a lower figure, but Shell outperformed expectations significantly. Nevertheless, this number represents a steep decline of over 25% compared
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Every holiday season, retail fever grips the United States, as wreaths and garlands start to sprout on shelves well before Thanksgiving. However, in 2023, this seemingly innocent tradition faces a formidable obstacle: tariffs. The increasingly contentious trade relations between the U.S. and China have left retailers at a standstill, grinding the once vibrant and profitable
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When multimillionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk questions a $2.5 billion renovation budget for the Federal Reserve, one cannot help but resonate with his skepticism. Upon exiting his advocacy against government extravagance, this critique sheds light on a fundamental issue in public expenditure—unrestrained cost overruns and opaque budgeting. The staggering figure Musk highlights not only demonstrates fiscal
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Eli Lilly recently reported jaw-dropping revenue and earnings figures for the first quarter, primarily driven by the staggering demand for its diabetes and weight loss drugs. The company amassed $12.73 billion in revenue, reflecting a remarkable 45% year-over-year increase. Particularly, the blockbuster diabetes treatment Mounjaro generated $3.84 billion in sales, skyrocketing 113% compared to last
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Despite the mortgage rates dancing around the same levels last week, the symptoms of anxiety in the housing market could not be ignored. Applications for new home purchases plummeted by 4% from the previous week, illustrating a worrying trend. According to the Mortgage Bankers Association’s analysis, the volume of mortgage applications remained a mere 3%