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US stocks took a sharp nosedive on Tuesday, further rattling Wall Street investors amid growing concerns about the strength of the American consumer.

The flush savings accounts and cheap credit that helped keep Americans spending at high rates since 2020 are disappearing

WASHINGTON—U.S. consumer confidence slipped to its lowest level in 16 months as persistent inflation and rising interest rates ...

U.S. consumer spending on e-commerce is expected to hit a record $1 trillion this year thanks to the ...

With the implementation of real-time remote monitoring technology, pharmas will be able to do more remote studies that require clinical trial...

With the implementation of real-time remote monitoring technology, pharmas will be able to do more remote studies that require clinical trial...

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Stocks slide on mostly poor economic data and as banks start earnings season January 15, 2021SharePrint Risk aversion is percolating as investors brace for arduous negotiations over Biden’s stimulus proposal.  Not helping sentiment is the Trump administration passing of the US-China trade/tech war baton.  The blacklisting of another 9 Chinese companies brings the Defense Department total to 44 companies that may be owned or controlled by China’s military.  These measures will also punish...

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