The Biden administration has recently rolled out a final rule aimed at tightening the regulations surrounding investment advice provided to retirement savers. The new rule, issued on Tuesday by the U.S. Department of Labor, seeks to ensure that investment recommendations are focused on the best interests of the savers rather than potentially conflicting interests of
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PepsiCo recently reported its quarterly earnings and revenue, surpassing analysts’ expectations despite challenges in the U.S. market. The company’s adjusted earnings per share were $1.61, higher than the expected $1.52, and its revenue stood at $18.25 billion, exceeding the $18.07 billion expected by Wall Street. However, despite these positive figures, PepsiCo’s shares dropped by more
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General Motors (GM) has surprised Wall Street by beating both top- and bottom-line expectations in the first quarter. The automaker’s strong performance in North America helped offset losses in other regions, leading to an increase in its forecast for 2024. GM now expects adjusted earnings of $12.5 billion to $14.5 billion, with adjusted automotive free
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The recent victory of United Auto Workers (UAW) at the Volkswagen plant in Chattanooga, Tennessee is a significant milestone for the labor movement. The UAW secured a decisive win with 73% of the vote in favor of unionizing, marking the first successful attempt at organizing a foreign-owned automaker in the South. The implications of this
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