White House proposes lower overdraft fees to $3 to curb bank charges
The CFPB plans a rule to limit overdraft fees, potentially cutting them to $3 and capping charges for banks with over $10 billion in assets. The proposal aims to curb a costly practice seen as targeting low income households, with several fee options under review.
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Amazon to invest in Diamond Sports in restructuring move
Amazon will minority invest about 115 million in Diamond Sports and arrange access to Diamond’s 18 Bally Sports networks via Prime Video. The agreement aims to let Diamond emerge from Chapter 11 and continue rights to 37 pro teams including NBA NHL MLB content, pending court approval.
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Rising bonds push down stocks on Wall Street
Wall Street slid as traders priced in delayed Fed rate cuts after stronger retail sales. The S&P 500 fell 0.6 percent to 4739.21, the Dow slipped 0.3 percent to 37266.67, and the Nasdaq dropped 0.6 percent to 14855.62 while 10-year yields rose to 4.10 percent. Major tech names like Tesla and Amazon weighed on the indices.
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Court weighs Chevron challenge to federal regulator power
Supreme Court conservatives push to weaken the Chevron doctrine that lets agencies fill gaps in unclear laws while the Biden administration defends decades of regulatory reach. Justices grapples with potential shocks to the system and possible delays in environmental, health and consumer protections.
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