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As seen in: Corp! Magazine, Detroit Free Press, Department of Veteran Affairs, NewsBreak, WZZM-TV (Grand Rapids, MI), Lansing State Journal, Birmingham Eccentric, Hometown Life
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Consumer Spending Had a Good May as Potential Slowdown Looms

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By Brad Kadrich Verified
| Corp! Magazine Verified
U.S. retail sales had a better month in May than experts expected. But those same experts are saying it may not last long. According to a report from Reuters, a slowdown is likely “as the cushion from larger tax refunds against higher prices diminishes.” The Commerce Department’s Census Bureau released Wednesday, retail sales jumped 0.9% last month after a downwardly revised 0.4% uptick in April.
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Fed Leaves Rates Alone in Warsh’s 1st Meeting

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By Brad Kadrich Verified
| Corp! Magazine Verified
There’s a new Federal Reserve Chair, but the result of the Fed’s latest meeting didn’t change. The Fed board voted Wednesday to leave interest rates where they are. In Kevin Warsh’s first meeting since replacing Jerome Powell, the Federal Open Market Committee voted unanimously to keep its benchmark overnight borrowing rate in a range of 3.5%-3.75%. That’s where it’s been since the Fed lowered rates by three-quarters of a percentage point late last year.
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Fox, Roku Reach $22 Billion Deal

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By Brad Kadrich Verified
| Corp! Magazine Verified
Fox Corp., looking to pair its sports and news programming with a top-tier streaming service, announced on Monday that it’s buying Roku. Fox figures the  cash-and-stock deal, worth some $22 billion, will help the company take advantage as audiences more and more shift their attention to online viewing. According to a report from Reuters, the deal gives Fox access to the more than 100 million households using Roku’s streaming platform.
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