Fed reports on production outlook this month
The Federal Reserve releases its monthly update on industrial production with economists predicting a rise in November. The data covers manufacturing and mining outputs and offers insight into how inflation affects various manufacturing sectors.
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Stocks shift in Nasdaq 100 changes
The business software company closes at 408.50 down 0.17 and joins the Nasdaq 100 index. The server technology company closes at 33.44 with a loss of 3.02 and is removed from the Nasdaq 100 index.
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AMZN
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Colgate-Palmolive CL
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D-Wave Quantum Inc Qbts
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Ford Motor F
Garmin Ltd Grmn
Gen Dynamics GD
General Motors Co
Goodyear GT
ICL
O.2te
ICL Group Ltd
Kohls Corp
KSS
Kroger Co KR
Merck & Co Mrk
Natl Bank Hidgs Corp Nbhg
MDA
Nvidia Corporation Regetti Computing Rgti
Schlumberger Ltd Slb
Lio Seabord Cp Seb
Sealsq Corp Saes
SIDU
Sidus Space Inc A Smacker
JM Sim
Spirit Aerosystems Spr
T-Mobile US Inc
TMUS
Target Corp Tgt
Tonix Pharma Tnxp
UMB Financial Umbf
US Bancorp Usb
Verizon Comm VZ
WalMart Strs
WMT
Webuy Global Ltd
WBAY
Mexico imposes 10 year limits on Walmart unit
Mexico City AP reports regulators set 10 year special conditions on Walmart de Mexico for pressuring suppliers. The Federal Competition Commission also levied a 4.6 million dollar fine for alleged monopolistic practices. Walmart plans to appeal, while offering no immediate comment on the new rules.
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Walmart de Mexico calls case unfair over discount policy
BRIEFLY accuses suppliers of pressuring discounts while Walmart de Mexico, the country’s largest retailer, labels the case unfair and alleges errors in applying the law. The filing suggests tensions over pricing and regulatory interpretation affecting competition.
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Walmart de Mexico
Mexico
New Jersey weighs ending criminal penalties for underage gambling
Lawmakers consider changing underage gambling from a criminal offense to a civil violation with fines rising to 500 for a first offense 1000 for a second and 2000 for subsequent offenses. Revenue would fund problem gambling prevention education and treatment programs including those by the Council on Compulsive Gambling. Assemblyman Don Guardian supports the shift noting funds aid treatment programs.
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N.J
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