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10-year Treasury yield hit a 19-year highâand some investors see opportunity to buy bonds (opens the original)
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Often it doesn't feel like good news when a U.S. economic indicator matches a level last seen in 2007. But 10-year Treasury notes offering the highest yield since that year could be good news for investors looking to buy bonds. Elevated inflation, especially higher oil prices, combined with expectations that the Federal Reserve will hike rates at least one more time this year, helped drive the 10-year Treasury yield to 5.208% on Thursday â the highest it's been since June 2007, before the glob
Airfares, gas and hotel prices were up this summerâAmericans traveled anyway (opens the original)
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Many Americans said they would adjust their travel plans if prices got too high. But many of them took the vacation this summer anyway. Nearly half, or 47%, of travelers surveyed by travel insurance company Squaremouth said a cost increase of 25% or less would be enough to make them change their plans. Over 6,200 customers responded to the question in the survey fielded between June 4 and July 7 with a margin of error of plus or minus 1.2 percentage points. Yet despite rising costs for airfares,
Sweetgreen isn't linked to cyclospora, but the outbreak is still hurting business: 'I didn't think it would last' this long, CEO says (opens the original)
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Jonathan Neman hoped to spend August 1 celebrating Sweetgreen's 19th birthday. Instead, the fast-casual restaurant chain's CEO and co-founder woke up pondering the country's ongoing cyclospora outbreak. His first thought of the day, he says: "Oh man, this is real. This sucks." Sweetgreen has not been linked to the monthslong outbreak, which has nonetheless put a damper on the business as American consumers shy away from lettuce and other produce. The company cut its full-year outlook while repor
FBI will no longer investigate ICE confrontations, The New York Times reports (opens the original)
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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents recently have been told that the FBI will no longer investigate claims of assault against the federal officers, according to a report by The New York Times. On Thursday, FBI managers received written notice of the change, sources told the Times, and some ICE agents throughout the country were informed by their FBI counterparts. In incidents where ICE agents have been involved in fatal shootings, the FBI under the Trump administration has been taske
My pet insurance didn't fully cover a $6,000 emergency vet billâwhy I'm keeping my plan (opens the original)
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When I got my dog, Otis, in the fall of 2020, I knew I was taking on an adorable, but serious financial responsibility. I've tried to make smart financial moves to pay for his care over the years, including getting a pet insurance policy when I first brought him home, and renewing my plan each year. The policy covers accidents, illness and some preventative care. It really came in handy during his puppy years when we had to go to the vet several times in a year for his vaccines, neutering and a
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