NEW YORK (Reuters) – The Federal Reserve’s determination to raise interest rates until it squashes the highest inflation in decades is darkening the outlook across Wall Street, as U.S. stocks stand on the cusp of
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Shanghai economy hit on all sides in April by COVID lockdown
BEIJING (Reuters) -China’s commercial hub of Shanghai reported on Friday a broad decline in its economy last month when a city-wide COVID lockdown shut factories and kept residents at home, sparking concerns among foreign firms
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Read moreMcDonalds supersizes its hiring efforts in Colorado
McDonald’s restaurants across Colorado are looking to add 5,990 more workers to their ranks this summer and are inviting anyone interested to apply for either full-time or part-time positions. “People are the heart of our
Read moreTop Workplaces 2021: The best midsize companies to work for in Colorado
No. 1 Colorado Home Realty Years ranked: 1 Founded: 2005 Headquarters: Littleton Employees: 162 Locations: 1 Facts: Colorado Home Realty is a community of successful, strong, curious and ambitious individuals redefining real estate success on
Read moreTop Workplaces 2022: Supreme Lending discovers flexibility keeps employees happy, productive
For Supreme Lending, flexibility is a crucial concept. After the pandemic pushed all of its employees to work from home, the company now lets them decide when and where they work, says Dale Petrillo, Supreme
Read moreNasdaq, S&P 500 drop 3% as growth stocks rally wanes
(Reuters) -The Nasdaq and the S&P 500 dropped 3% on Wednesday as a rally in growth shares faded amid economic growth concerns, while Target plunged to the bottom of the S&P 500 after the retailer
Read moreStryker Corp. must pay $4.75 million to Greenwood Village company after breaching contracts
International medical equipment manufacturer Stryker Corp. must pay $4.75 million to a small Colorado company after breaching its business contracts with the local medical distributor, a federal judge in Denver ruled last week. Stryker Corp.,
Read moreSnowless Davos readies new face for World Economic Forum meeting
DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) – Movers and shakers arriving for the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF) this month can pack sandals instead of ski boots for a rare springtime version of the event
Read moreBig Read: The week that shook crypto
In January, Mike Novogratz — hedge fund rock star turned crypto heavy hitter — tweeted a picture of a sizeable new tattoo on his left shoulder. It featured the image of a wolf howling at
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