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February’s job report may result in a tsunami of gross sales.

CNBC’s Jim Cramer said he was encouraged by the trading activity he saw in technology and growth stocks as the market continued to grapple with fears that inflation would rise on Friday. He cautioned, however, that investors should be prepared for how the market might react to the February work report due out late next…
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In keeping with J&J board member, 20 million Covid vaccine doses will likely be disbursed by the top of March

According to Dr. Johnson & Johnson board member Mark McClellan expects the company to have 20 million doses by the end of March as the US is just one step away from adding a third safe and effective vaccine to its arsenal. “There will be a ramp-up, so 4 million doses are expected next week,…
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Affirm’s new debit card is really the “anti-credit card,” says the CEO

Max Levchin, CEO of Affirm, touted the company’s new physical debt card offering on Friday, telling CNBC that it would offer customers similar benefits as a credit card, but with greater clarity upfront. “It certainly shouldn’t be called a credit card, not even because it’s some kind of anti-credit card. I don’t want to be…
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Hemphill Brothers allows cellular residence leases from rock stars to vacationers throughout Covid

The Hemphill Brothers Coach Company knows a thing or two about how celebrities live on the streets. The Nashville-based RV company, run by brothers Joey and Trent Hemphill, has been building and equipping luxury tour buses for 40 years, promoting an A-list of megastars ranging from Taylor Swift, Oprah, Dolly Parton and Beyonce to former…
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CDC scientists say the US is “nowhere shut” to herd immunity

People await vaccinations against coronavirus disease (COVID-19) at Martin Luther King Jr. Community Hospital in Willowbrook, Los Angeles, California on February 25, 2021. Lucy Nicholson The US is “far from” achieving herd immunity to Covid, and more communicable variants mean even more people will need to be vaccinated to reach them, a CDC scientist said…
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Retailers are signing extra brief time period leases in a dangerous wager for mall homeowners

American skateboard shoe company brand Vans store seen in Hong Kong. Budrul | LightRocket | Getty Images Retailers and their landlords are currently embroiled in a high stakes risk game. And it will be a few years before we find out which party is on the winning side. With thousands of retail leases up for…
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5 issues you need to know earlier than the inventory market opens on February 26, 2021

Here are the top news, trends, and analysis investors need to get their trading day started: 1. Stocks are trying to bounce off the tech router on Thursday Traders work on the trading floor of the New York Stock Exchange. NYSE US stock futures were troubled as tech stocks tried to rebound from Thursday’s defeat,…
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What to Know Earlier than Voting on the Prime FDA Panel

Vials of Johnson & Johnson’s Janssen Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) vaccine candidate are shown in an undated photo during the Phase 3 ENSEMBLE trial. Johnson & Johnson | via Reuters A key advisory body to the Food and Drug Administration is due to vote on Friday on whether to recommend Johnson & Johnson’s emergency approval of…
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The place can digital nomads work? Croatia, Dubai, Estonia and tropical islands

People who work from home have more opportunities to make a living abroad than ever before. In addition to the countries originally opened to remote workers last year, new destinations have launched programs to encourage workers to leave their home offices because of tropical shores and year-round sun. What is necessary Employment outside of the…
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Nikola pays $ 8.1 million in authorized charges for ousted Chairman Milton

Trevor Milton, CEO and Founder of US Nikola, speaks during a presentation of his new all-electric and hydrogen fuel cell battery truck in collaboration with CNH Industrial at an event on December 2, 2019 in Turin, Italy. Massimo Pinca | Reuters Competitive electric vehicle startup Nikola is paying $ 8.1 million in legal fees for…