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Fed sees rates staying high for some time- minutes show, TikTok eyes $17.5B shopping business on Amazonās turf, Xerox cuts 15% of workforce, bankruptcies surged 18% in 2023, and Starbucks now accepts personal cups in drive-thru, mobile ordersā¦
āļø Good morning.
The Fast Five ā Fed sees rates staying high for some time- minutes show, TikTok eyes $17.5B shopping business on Amazonās turf, Xerox cuts 15% of workforce, bankruptcies surged 18% in 2023, and Starbucks now accepts personal cups in drive-thru, mobile ordersā¦
Hereās your 5-minute briefing for Thursday:
BEFORE THE OPEN
As of market close 1/3/2024.
MARKETS
US stocks fell for the second session of 2024, as investors appear to be selling last yearās tech winners
The Nasdaq led indices with a 1.18% decline
European stocks fell as investors wait for more definitive signs from central banks on rate policy
EARNINGS
What we're watching this week:
Today: Walgreens Boots Alliance
Friday: Constellation Brands
Full calendar here
NEWS BRIEFING
Policymakers remain open to hiking again if appropriate. Minutes cite optimism on inflation, āclear progressā.
TikTok Shop seeks to significantly grow size of US business. ByeDanceās video app is fast expanding beyond advertising.
What to know about list of unsealed names in Jeffrey Epstein case (link)
US bankruptcies surged 18% in 2023 and seen rising again in 2024 (link)
Stocksā bad start to 2024 has forecasters on edge (link)
US bankruptcies surged 18% in 2023 and seen rising again in 2024 (link)
Fed minutes suggest rate hikes are over, but offer no timetables on cuts (link)
Apple leads $383B tech rout in reversal from groupās 2023 rally (link)
Labor board backs fired SpaceX employees (link)
Zuckerberg sold nearly half a billion dollars of Meta stock in last two months (link)
BP, Equinor tear up contract for big New York offshore wind project (link)
Xerox to cut workforce 15% and overhaul operating model (link)
TikTok eyes $17.5B shopping business on Amazonās turf (link)
Japan leads losses in Asia as investors assess Fed meeting minutes (link)
Pop-Tartsā devoured mascot may live to be eaten again (link)
Intel appoints outsider Hotard to head crucial data center unit (link)
Red Sea crisis boosts shipping costs, delays - and inflation worries (link)
Disney wins backing of key investor in battle with Nelson Peltz (link)
Starbucks now accepts personal cups for drive-thru and mobile orders (link)
GMās 2023 US vehicle sales were its best since 2019 (link)
Amazonās video ad push expected to generate an extra $5B in revenue (link)
Trump asked US Supreme Court to overturn Colorado ballot ban (link)
CRYPTO
Nigeriaās central bank released inaugural guidelines for banks opening cryptocurrency accounts but retained its ban on them holding or trading crypto on their own behalf (link)
Crypto investment services provider Matrixport expects the SEC to reject all applications to list a Bitcoin ETF (link)
Crypto asset manager Grayscale Investments is in talks with JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs regarding its Bitcoin ETF role (link)
BULLISH BITES
šø Ouch: Best-selling personal finance author, Robert Kiyosaki, says heās more than $1 billion in debt.
š³ Amazing: New AI satellite imagery show the clearest picture yet of human activity at sea.
š©āš¦³ New norm? AI-created āvirtual influencersā are stealing business from humans.
FEATURED TRADES
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DAILY SHARES
Opening your work computer post-holidays after doing less than nothing for the past two weeks
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