Netflix aims for mixed quarter in latest earnings report
Netflix releases its October-December report with anticipated lower earnings and rising revenue from a year earlier. Investors await details on subscriber growth and the companys push into video game streaming amid a year of sequential gains prior to this quarter.
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Realtors Report December U S Home Sales Dip From November
The National Association of Realtors releases its December U S home sales tally with economists forecasting a seasonally adjusted annual rate around 6.4 million, down from November’s 6.46 million pace as demand remains strong amid low mortgage rates and tight supply.
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American Airlines expected to report smaller Q4 loss in 2021
Wall Street anticipates American Airlines will disclose a reduced fourth quarter loss from 2020, keeping its streak of eight straight quarterly losses. The carrier saw improving demand as the economy reopened but faced cancellations and staffing shortages amid new COVID-19 variants.
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California Water Use Urged Amid Drought Strains
Authorities across drought stricken California urge residents to conserve water voluntarily to stretch scarce supplies. Officials warn of possible penalties for noncompliance while officials cite actions by districts west of Los Angeles. Dave Pederson, a water district manager, emphasizes conservation as essential.
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Stocks end lower as markets slide amid choppy trading
U.S. stocks closed broadly lower on Wednesday extending weekly losses for major indexes. The S&P 500 Nasdaq and Dow slipped as traders faced renewed volatility and mixed earnings. Investors weighed growth signals and economic data while sentiment remained cautious.
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Climate trends push Kansas and Missouri December warmth past records
NOAA reports December temperatures in Kansas rose 2.6 degrees to exceed 40 for the first time, Missouri up 2.2. Kansas saw 36 locations set all time December highs and Independence hit 80 degrees on Christmas. The fires, drought, and floods tied to these changes raise questions about climate impact and disaster costs.
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