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Morgan Stanley shares fall despite earnings beat, as investment banking revenue shrinks

By Tatiana Bautzer and Manya Saini (Reuters) -Morgan Stanley’s profit beat Wall Street estimates in the second quarter as its traders cashed in on volatile markets, but shares fell since the market opening as its investment banking revenue shrank. Stock markets swung sharply during the quarter after U.S. President Donald Trump announced sweeping tariffs against …

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Johnson & Johnson beats profit estimates on strong Darzalex, medtech sales

(Corrects pargraph 4 to read “favorable foreign exchange” rather than “stronger dollar”) By Michael Erman (Reuters) – Johnson & Johnson reported second-quarter profit and raised its full-year sales forecast by around $2 billion on Wednesday as strong demand for its cancer drug, Darzalex, and strength in its medical device business helped it beat Wall Street …

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US manufacturing output edges up in June

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -U.S. factory production edged up in June as a decline in motor vehicle output was offset by gains elsewhere, though manufacturing remains constrained by tariffs on imports. Manufacturing output ticked up 0.1% last month after an upwardly revised 0.3% increase in May, the Federal Reserve said on Wednesday. Economists polled by Reuters had …

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Bank of America profit beats estimates as market turmoil boosts trading

By Pritam Biswas, Nupur Anand and Arasu Kannagi Basil (Reuters) -Bank of America beat estimates for second-quarter profit on Wednesday, driven by tumultuous markets that helped its traders bring in more revenue, while its interest income also rose. Banks’ trading desks benefited from market turbulence as clients reacted to shifting U.S. trade policies and escalating …

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Progressive profit more than doubles on strong personal insurance growth

(Reuters) -Progressive Corp reported second-quarter profit that more than doubled on Wednesday, boosted by robust performance in its personal lines insurance business, sending its shares up 1.5%. Insurance spending remained resilient during the quarter, as businesses and individuals continued spending on policies to protect against risks in a tough macroeconomic environment, despite rising premiums. Insurance …

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Bitmine shares soar as billionaire Thiel reveals 9.1% stake

(Reuters) -Bitmine Immersion Technologies shares jumped nearly 15% in early trading on Wednesday after tech billionaire Peter Thiel disclosed a 9.1% stake in the crypto mining and services company. Thiel has publicly praised bitcoin, a currency based on blockchain technology, and his Silicon Valley venture capital firm Founders Fund was among the early investors in …

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Canada weighs limits on US lumber exports to ease trade friction, British Columbia premier tells Bloomberg News

(Reuters) -Canada is open to considering limits on softwood lumber exports to the U.S. to try to ease some trade friction between the neighboring countries, British Columbia Premier David Eby told Bloomberg News in a report published on Wednesday.  “One of the asks for years out of the American coalition has been a quota — …

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Why crypto giant Tether bought a South American farming company

By Marcelo Teixeira NEW YORK (Reuters) -Crypto powerhouse Tether, the world’s largest digital assets company, is leveraging its recent acquisition of a South American agricultural firm to make a strategic play for the multi-trillion dollar a year global commodities trade. The company aims to embed its stablecoin, a digital currency pegged to the U.S. dollar …

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China vows to regulate ‘irrational’ competition in EV industry

BEIJING (Reuters) -China’s cabinet on Wednesday pledged to regulate what it called “irrational” competition in the country’s electric vehicle industry, vowing to strengthen cost investigation and price monitoring, according to state broadcaster CCTV. The cabinet meeting, presided by Chinese Premier Li Qiang, was held as a two-year price war in the world’s largest auto market …

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