Stocks Rise as Markets Await Central Bank Week
U S stocks climbed as investors awaited a pivotal week led by the Federal Reserve meeting. The S P 500 rose 0.6 percent to 5149 42, the Dow gained 0.2 percent to 38790 43, and the Nasdaq advanced 0.8 percent to 16103 45. The Fed is expected to hold rates near the high 2001 level and publish updated forecasts, with possible changes to projected cuts this year amid inflation concerns. Nvidia led gains and Hertz slid after its CEO resignation and leadership change.
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Joann Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Protection
Joann, the Hudson based crafts retailer with over 800 stores and an online presence, filed for Chapter 11 in Delaware and expects to emerge as a private company with lenders and industry partners. The filing accompanies about 132 million dollars in new financing and a projected 505 million dollar debt reduction as it continues normal operations.
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United Airlines reviews safety training after multiple incidents
CEO Scott Kirby says recent events from aluminum skin shedding to a wheel loss prompt a safety training review. He notes plans for an extra pilot training day and revised curricula for new mechanics, while assuring customers safety remains the top priority. Critics say heightened media scrutiny inflates the issues.
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