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Target secures Hollister dorm decor exclusive to capture $89B student market
Target has secured an exclusive partnership with Hollister to launch a dorm decor line, targeting the $89 billion U.S. back-to-college market amid shifting retail economics.
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Intel shares surge 9% as Trump brokers domestic Apple chip manufacturing deal
Intel shares surged 9% following reports of a preliminary U.S. government-brokered agreement to manufacture Apple silicon using its 18A node process.
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Markets Sink as Warsh’s First Fed Dot Plot Signals 2026 Rate Hikes
Markets fell after the Federal Reserve held rates at 3.50%–3.75% and newly appointed Chair Kevin Warsh signaled potential 2026 rate hikes through a surprisingly hawkish dot plot.
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Kentucky Sues Polymarket and Kalshi Over Unlicensed Prediction Markets
Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman sued prediction markets Kalshi and Polymarket, along with partners Coinbase and Robinhood, alleging they operate illegal sportsbooks.
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CME Group threatens CFTC lawsuit over Bitcoin perpetual futures approval as exchange stocks slide
CME Group CEO Terrence Duffy announced plans to sue the CFTC over its unprecedented approval of Bitcoin perpetual futures, triggering a slide in traditional exchange stocks.
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Understanding Joint Bank Accounts: The Legal and Ethical Dilemma of Inherited Funds
When a parent passes away, the legal rights of a joint bank account co-owner often clash with siblings expecting an equal inheritance.