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JPMorgan Chase recently announced its second-quarter results, which surpassed analysts’ expectations. The company reported earnings of $4.26 per share, adjusted versus the estimated $4.19 per share. Additionally, the revenue came in at $50.99 billion, compared to the estimated $49.87 billion. The bank’s earnings saw a substantial 25% increase from the previous year to $18.15 billion,
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The upcoming Paris Olympics have brought about contrasting reactions from Olympic athletes and potential tourists alike. While over 10,000 athletes are ecstatic about the opportunity to compete in Paris this summer, Delta Air Lines has reported a significant decrease in travel bookings to the city. CEO Ed Bastian revealed that travelers are opting for alternative
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Public infrastructure projects funded by federal emergency funds are facing stricter flood-risk standards in order to combat the increasing impacts of climate change. The Biden administration announced the implementation of new regulations that require buildings and other infrastructure built with Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) funds to be elevated higher above local flood levels or
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The land beneath many U.S. cities, such as New Orleans, New York City, Miami, and south San Francisco, is experiencing a concerning phenomenon known as land subsidence. This issue can have severe implications on the integrity of buildings and infrastructure within these urban areas. Furthermore, when combined with sea-level rise, land subsidence can lead to
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The recent announcement of the Dora 2.0 update has sparked excitement among users of the Dora platform. With claims of providing searchability across 10+ chains, alongside bridging and swapping capabilities, as well as expansion into new VM ecosystems, Dora is positioning itself as a key player in the multichain world. However, a critical analysis of
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In a recent article by Investing.com, it was discussed how most Asian currencies experienced a rise as the dollar weakened. This shift occurred following comments made by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell that sparked optimism surrounding potential interest rate cuts. The upcoming consumer price index (CPI) inflation report is expected to provide further guidance on
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The Federal Trade Commission is taking legal action against three of the largest health companies in the United States. The reason for this legal action is due to their practices as middlemen who negotiate prices for medications, specifically insulin. The agency argues that these practices result in inflated costs for patients, which ultimately harms consumers.
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