U.S. stocks open mostly higher Monday, with tech-related shares coming under additional selling pressure after the passage of a coronavirus relief package in the Senate.
The interview of Harry and Meghan by Oprah Winfrey didn’t completely dominate the front pages of British newspapers on Monday, with U.K. television viewers yet to see the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s allegations of racism and isolation.
European stocks rose on Monday while U.S. tech stock futures slumped, with bond yields near one-year highs as the world’s largest economy was on the verge of adding $1.9 trillion in stimulus.
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‘If he contributed to any part of the mortgage payments, could he claim he contributed to the (increased) value of the property, asking for money if/when it is sold?’
‘The presence of increased police patrols in a crowded square in Como on a recent Saturday evening is further evidence of a developing social malaise that needs to be kept in check.’
In an interview broadcast Sunday night on “Axios on HBO,” the South Carolina Republican — who has continued to support Trump, even after blaming him for the Jan. 6 siege of the U.S. Capitol by a pro-Trump mob — said the former president has a “dark side” and “some magic,” and he’s trying to “harness the magic.”