Bloomberg

Cautious Fed Sees Labor Market Strong Enough for December Hike
Bloomberg
The data-dependent Federal Reserve isn't likely to contest the evidence: The economy looks strong enough to withstand another interest-rate increase. It will take a couple of months for U.S. central bankers to figure out the economic policies of
Is It Time to Ditch the Fed-Funds Rate?Wall Street Journal
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Dollar maintains strength as case hardens for a Fed rate hikeMarketWatch
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5 Things Retailers and Shoppers Should Expect from Black Friday Weekend
Fortune
Online shopping will continue to grow much faster than store sales. With the acrimonious election behind it, the American public is ready for some retail therapy. The “Super Bowl of Shopping” is upon us once again. This year, the bacchanal better known
Cyber Monday's best travel deals around the globeThe Boston Globe
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Are you really ready for Black Friday?Las Vegas Review-Journal
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