Apple’s iPhone shipments bounced back from supply chain disruptions in the holiday period, though revenue still declined year-on-year for the second quarter in a row due to what it described as a “tougher” economic environment and currency headwinds. Finance chief Luca Maestri said Apple had seen “significant acceleration in iPhone revenue from December to March”.
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Municipals improved Thursday while outflows from municipal bond mutual funds rose to more than $800 million. U.S. Treasuries were better on bonds five years and in and equities ended down as more news of troubled regional banks and the continued debt ceiling standoff in Washington hangs over markets. Triple-A benchmarks were firmer, with yields falling
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U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain ordered parties in the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority bankruptcy to attend a hearing to address their lack of mediation sessions to reach a deal. The hearing exclusively about mediation scheduled for Monday will be the first Swain has called in the nearly six-year long bankruptcy. She has said
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Local governments with 150,000 or fewer residents who need help applying for grants available through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and Inflation Reduction Act are getting a new tool in June. The Local Infrastructure Hub, a partnership of several organizations, will offer a series of workshops focused on highway-rail crossing improvements, drinking water systems, broadband planning, local infrastructure
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Display showing Gecko character for GEICO Insurance during the Berkshire Hathaway Annual Shareholder Meeting in Omaha, Nebraska. Yun Li | CNBC Berkshire Hathaway shareholders attending this year’s meeting will want to know more about the company Warren Buffett once called his “favorite child” – the auto insurer Geico. With tens of thousands of shareholders in
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The World Economic Forum’s latest Chief Economists Outlook highlighted the uncertain backdrop to the US Federal Reserve and European Central Bank’s meetings this week. While 45 per cent of economists thought a global recession was likely this year, the same proportion considered it unlikely. A lack of clarity on the trajectory of the US and
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The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals has denied Treasury’s request for a rehearing of the court’s decision barring the federal government from enforcing its Offset Provision against Tennessee due to compliance issues being unconstitutionally burdensome. That’s the latest in the multi-state battle against Treasury’s Offset Provision, which many states argue is a way for the
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