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no, not elon. no, not jeff. try david? as in david rubenstein, the same one that plunked $23 million down for the magna carta. he has a beef with the massachusetts senator. lets just say, kids, cover your ears. welcome. im neil cavuto. a very busy start to the week. lets begin on the final events after 12 days in london with greg palkot. greg? >> hi, neil. were at windsor castle. that was one of the favorite homes of the late queen elizabeth, ii where shes finally at rest. todays long ...

hook for some of the statements that were made. so im sure its anxiety inducing for a lot of them and on top of everything else that theyre watching politically, which if you look at any of the national polls that have come out lately, even though his base has remained solid, you see incremental degradation with the general electorate. losing to joe biden. im sure some republican is going to come along and make that point in the primary. >> weve seen very bad weeks for him before and h...

solid, you can see incremental degradation with the general electric. losing to joe biden, and im sure republicans will come along and make that point in the primary. >> and was,, you seen a bad week before and managed to publicly at least in the court of public opinion he has been able to skirt around it but this feels different. >> it might be different. when it comes to public opinion, something like 60% or 61% of the country doesnt want him to run in 2024. his base is solidly behin...

The federal labor board’s general counsel said “deep-pocket, low-road employers” were trying to challenge the agency’s constitutionality.

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Initial jobless claims rose by 13,00o to 215,000 in the week ended Feb. 24, the Labor Department said Thursday.

Starbucks and the union organizing its U.S. workers said Tuesday that they have agreed to begin talks with the aim of reaching labor agreements.

Banks have already set aside $39 billion to cover commercial-real-estate losses.