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Stocks in Asia were on the mend on Monday, on the back of a positive payrolls report in the U.S. on Friday. .

The U.S. trade deficit in goods narrowed in February, but the fall reversed only a fraction of the surge to a record high in January, suggesting that trade would again weigh on economic growth in the first quarter. Though the advance indicators report from the Commerce Department on Monday showed businesses continuing to restock last ...

By Lucia Mutikani

Consumer spending on goods boomed during the pandemic as people couldn't use services like gyms and restaurants during lockdowns.

Although companies blame higher worker pay for surging consumer prices, their profits tell a different story.

A Hunter High football player, 15, who was shot is continuing to thrive off the cheers of the community, but this time from his hospital room as supporters stay camped out in the parking lot.

A Hunter High football player, 15, who was shot is continuing to thrive off the cheers of the community, but this time from his hospital room as supporters stay camped out in the parking lot.

In the aftermath of a shooting that left two teens dead and a third in the hospital, an around-the-clock fundraiser was underway Thursday evening to help the survivor and his family.

The Fed has kept its key rate near zero since the COVID-19 pandemic triggered a deep recession in March 2020.

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