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Tech stocks holding ‘very, very narrow leadership’ in markets, the expert explains

ETF Think Tank Director of Research Cinthia Murphy joins Yahoo Finance Live to discuss the state of the market, the debt ceiling, inflation, tech stocks, AI, and rate cuts.

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– It’s been a choppy month for markets, between the Fed decision and the debt ceiling showdown. Investors are showing, though, signs of what our next guest says is, quote, “tep bullishness.” Joining us now is ETF Think Tank Director of Research Cinthia Murphy for this ETF Report brought to you by Invesco QQQ.

So let’s get right into this, Cinthia. Tell us about the leadership. Where is the

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Digital marketing trends for 2022

The advent of digital tools has updated age-old processes in marketing and advertising. Digital marketing technology is now a requirement for identifying, attracting and retaining customers in an omnichannel world.

A new e-book from the MIT Initiative on the Digital Economy highlights learnings from the 2022 MIT Chief Marketing Officer Summit held this spring. The topline message to marketing executives: Add data, analytics, and algorithms to better reach socially-linked modern consumers.

Here are MIT Sloan researchers’ top digital marketing trends for 2022:

Social consumers in broad digital and social media networks

Today’s consumers make

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Whitmer meets with government, business leaders on a Europe trip

LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer conducted her second international trade mission of the year this week, spending…

LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer conducted her second international trade mission of the year this week, spending two days in Austria and Latvia meeting with both business and government leaders.

Whitmer, who spoke with The Associated Press upon returning to Michigan on Friday, said international trips are “an important part of the job,” as the state looks to grow relationships and “secure additional economic opportunities for our state.”

In Latvia, the second-term Democratic governor and close ally

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Inflation hit 4.9% in April, the lowest it’s been in two years

Consumer prices rose 4.9% in April — the first time annual inflation has landed below 5% in two years.

On a monthly basis, the inflation rate rose 0.4%, which was higher than the 0.1% in March.

The latest report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics showed other favorable trends: Food prices rose just 7.7% over the 12-month period — the eighth-straight month of slower price growth. And on a monthly basis, food prices have actually declined.

Stock futures jumped following the report.

Still, the “core” inflation reading for April, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, increased 5.5% on the

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Getting the best bang for your buck with your tax refund

Canada Government Tax Refund Checks with Canadian flag in the background, Canadian Government benefit checks

As Canadians receive their tax refunds, they’ll have to choose where to allocate it to make the most of the cash.

It’s tempting to go out for a nice dinner or even plan a weekend getaway after receiving your tax refund, depending on how big it is.

Unfortunately, getting the best bang for your buck when it comes to allocating that lump sum of money is a little more, well…boring.

“Number one, pay off credit card debt. You will not get a better return for your money than paying down credit card debt,” said Becky Western-Macfadyen, a financial coaching program

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6 ways to make more income from your investments

The downside from here is much smaller than the upside

Published May 09, 2023 • Last updated 1 day ago • 5 minute read

A monitor with stock market information on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
A monitor with stock market information on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. Photo by Michael Nagle/Bloomberg files

There are some unique opportunities in every investment market, and we’re not talking about artificial intelligence and lithium mining here, but the joys of some sources of high income.

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Mental health of small business owners declining says new report

Canadian entrepreneurs’ mental health has declined “significantly” over the past year amid rising costs and poor work-life balance, suggests a new report by the Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC).

The Crown corporation’s survey of some 1,500 small business owners found roughly 45 per cent of respondents reported feeling mental health challenges at least weekly, up seven percentage points from the previous year.

As well, more than half of the entrepreneurs surveyed cited inflation as a source of stress. A similar proportion, roughly 54 per cent, indicated a poor work-life balance was leading to negative mental health outcomes.

“Canadian entrepreneurs

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VEGFA Antibody Market Business Plan, Manufacturing Process, Raw Materials, Plant Cost, Industry Trends, Machinery Requirements forecast 2030

The key objective of the report is to offer a complete assessment of the VEGFA Antibodies Market including major leading stakeholders of the VEGFA Antibody industry. The current and historical status of the market together with forecasted market size and trends are demonstrated in the assessment in a simple manner. In addition, the report delivers data on the volume, share, revenue, production and sales in the market.

The market report on VEGFA Antibody provides valuable insights into the market, facilitating the development of targeted products and marketing strategies. The report is especially beneficial for companies looking to enhance their industry

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