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Stocks sold off on Friday as new U.S. data sparked concern among investors over a slowing economy and sticky inflation, leading them in search of safer assets. Losses intensified into the close as traders feared staying long into a weekend that could bring another barrage of headlines from the Trump administration, which has proposed a flurry of tariffs and other market-moving policy changes since taking charge a month ago. The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 748.63 points, or 1.69%, to close at 43,428.02. Friday’s decline, its worst in the young year, brought its two-day losses to roughly 1,200 points. Find more details on Friday's sell-off: cnb.cx/4bduzLI
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A newly amended lawsuit challenges a threat by Elon Musk to federal workers, which warned them over social media to respond to an email demanding them to submit a list of their accomplishments over the last week, or face a forced “resignation.” The amended lawsuit in San Francisco federal court comes amid confusion and controversy inside the federal government over whether employees must respond to that email from the Office of Personnel Management, and, if so, how. Musk, the CEO of Tesla and leader of several other companies, has been tasked by President Donald Trump with cutting federal government spending, and the number of federal workers.
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Palantir shares tumbled on Monday, building on last week's declines as the hot trade continued to show signs of sputtering. The technology and defense stock dropped more than 10% on the day, on pace for its fourth straight losing session. That comes after the stock fell 15% last week. Last week's declines came after the company disclosed a new stock sale plan for CEO Alex Karp. Comments from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth reported by The Washington Post on plans to slash defense budgets also rattled investors of the company, which relies in part on government contracts.
One-time market favorite Palantir drops 10% on Monday and is now down nearly 30% from high
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The Securities and Exchange Commission is dropping its investigation into Robinhood’s crypto arm, the company revealed Monday. CNBC's Kate Rooney has the details: cnb.cx/4iaqSZG
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The amount of space a $300,000 budget buys you in the U.S. housing market can vary wildly depending on your location. In Hawaii, $300,000 covers just 443 square feet, about the size of a 53-foot-long domestic shipping container. But in West Virginia, the same budget stretches to 2,185 square feet, offering four times as much space. That's according to a recent GOBankingRates study, which analyzed median home price per square foot to show how far $300,000 goes in each state. The study used home price data from the Federal Reserve of St. Louis and housing cost indexes from the Missouri Economic and Research Information Center to calculate how much homebuyers can afford in each state as of January 2025.
How much home $300,000 buys you in every U.S. state—in Hawaii, it's about as much space as a shipping container
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Berkshire Hathaway shares got a boost after Warren Buffett's conglomerate reported a surge in operating earnings, but shareholders who were waiting for news of what will happen to its enormous pile of cash might be disappointed. Class A shares of the Omaha-based parent of Geico and BNSF Railway rose 1.2% premarket Monday following Berkshire's earnings report Saturday. Berkshire's operating profit — earnings from the company's wholly owned businesses — skyrocketed 71% to $14.5 billion in the fourth quarter, aided by insurance underwriting, where profits jumped 302% from the year-earlier period, to $3.4 billion.
Berkshire shares rise on surge in operating earnings, but questions linger about cash
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This story is part of CNBC Make It's Millennial Money series, which details how people around the world earn, spend and save their money. In 2021, Venus Wang found herself at a crossroads: newly divorced, unemployed, with less than $10,000 in cash savings and the primary parent to her child. The divorce was a "wake-up call in my life," the 37-year-old tells CNBC Make It. "I remember the personal identity shift was a very big thing for me — to transform from someone else's wife to a single mom."
37-year-old had just $10,000 in cash savings after her divorce—now she makes nearly $1 million: 'I had to make a drastic change'
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Starbucks will lay off 1,100 corporate employees and will not fill several hundred other open positions, the coffee chain's CEO Brian Niccol said Monday. The cuts will not affect workers at the company's cafes. In a message to corporate employees, Niccol said Starbucks is "simplifying our structure, removing layers and duplication and creating smaller, more nimble teams."
Starbucks to lay off 1,100 corporate workers as sales sag
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