With a public option for health insurance, the government would become the Sam’s Club of health care, which would drive prices down. And it would remove some enduring legacies of Jim Crow.
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U.S. stock benchmarks head slightly higher Thursday morning, but enough for a fresh round of records, as investors digest weekly data on jobless claims and assessed corporate earnings reports.
As if the pandemic, millions of lost jobs, and scores of other problems aren’t top of mind with President Joe Biden, here’s something else on his plate: Batteries.
Nearly 800,000 people applied for unemployment benefits in early February, signaling that scores of workers are still losing their jobs despite the rollout of coronavirus vaccines and a decline in Covid-19 cases.
Royal Dutch Shell shares traded lower on Thursday after the company presented its decarbonization strategy, which includes gradually reducing oil output.
Gold futures trade higher on Thursday and head for a fifth straight session gain, as the prospect of protracted period of accommodative central bank policy has emboldened bullion bulls.
Oil futures lost ground Thursday, putting the U.S. benchmark on track to end an eight-day winning streak as the global benchmark threatened to end a nine-day run of gains.
U.S. Treasury yields slipped early Thursday as investors noted remarks from senior Federal Reserve officials comments that they would do everything to support the economy through the pandemic, pushing back the timetable for a tapering of asset purchases and rate hikes.