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Dash to cash, bonds as position gauge mired in extreme bearishness – BoFA

LONDON (Reuters) – Investors sought shelter in cash and U.S. Treasuries and dumped gold and equities as markets braced for a bumpy ride as central banks raise rates aggressively in the face of slowing economic growth, BoFA Securities said in a weekly note on Friday. Investors squirreled $62.6 billion into cash and $2.4 billion into …

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U.S. awards $968.6 million for airport terminal projects

By David Shepardson WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The U.S. Transportation Department on Thursday awarded $968.6 million to 85 airport projects to address the country’s aging and often mocked aviation infrastructure. Some projects will fund new terminals, boost gate capacity, add air traffic control towers, jet bridges, new bathrooms, baggage claim belts and reconfigure security checkpoints. The five-year, …

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IRS chief asks Treasury watchdog to probe audits of ex-FBI officials

By David Lawder WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. Internal Revenue Service Commissioner Charles Rettig asked the Treasury Department’s internal watchdog to investigate how two former FBI officials vilified by former President Donald Trump were selected for intensive tax audits, the IRS said on Thursday. The announcement came after the New York Times reported that former FBI …

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GameStop to lay off employees; CFO leaves – Axios

(Reuters) -GameStop Corp is laying off employees and Chief Financial Officer Mike Recupero has left the video game retailer, Axios reported on Thursday, citing a company memo. The company’s shares fell about 8% in extended trading. GameStop did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment. Recupero will be replaced by Chief Accounting Officer …

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U.S. Senate Democrats aim to close tax loophole on ‘pass-through’ firms – sources

By Rose Horowitch and Richard Cowan WASHINGTON (Reuters) -U.S. Senate Democrats are finalizing a plan to close a tax loophole used by many companies, and they want to use those revenues to shore up the government-run Medicare healthcare program for the elderly and disabled, sources familiar with the discussions said on Thursday. Democrats expect to …

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