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Macy's rejects Arkhouse's $5.8 billion bid, citing financing concerns

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Macy's rejects Arkhouse's $5.8 billion bid, citing financing concerns

[ad_1] A Macy’s store is seen at Herald Square on December 11, 2023 in New York City. Michael M. Santiago

It's an 'amazing time' to be a woman in business. Female founders say the entrepreneurial landscape is changing

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It's an 'amazing time' to be a woman in business. Female founders say the entrepreneurial landscape is changing

[ad_1] In 2022, only 2.1% of venture capital investments in the U.S. went to businesses that are founded solely by

SoftBank gets $7.6 billion T-Mobile stake windfall, shares soar

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SoftBank gets $7.6 billion T-Mobile stake windfall, shares soar

[ad_1] Signage at a SoftBank Corp. store in the Ginza district of Tokyo, Japan, on Wednesday, Nov. 1, 2023. Kiyoshi

Why Fed rate hikes take so long to affect the economy, and why that effect may last a decade or more

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Why Fed rate hikes take so long to affect the economy, and why that effect may last a decade or more

[ad_1] The U.S. economy continues to grow despite the 5.5% benchmark federal funds interest rate set by the Federal Reserve