Chicago Faces More Corporate Departures as Tyson Moves Out

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  Tyson Foods moves corporate jobs to Arkansas in latest blow to Chicago

  Reuters
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  Tyson Foods to move employees from Illinois and South Dakota corporate offices to Arkansas

  MarketWatch

'Remarkable reversal': President Biden just (quietly) scaled back student loan forgiveness — and the change could impact up to 1.5M borrowers. Are you one of them?

The move comes amid growing pushback on the program.

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  Student loan borrowers will have to wait at least 2 more weeks to apply for forgiveness

  Fortune
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  Student-Loan Forgiveness Plan’s Cost Likely to Widen 2022 Federal Deficit

  The Wall Street Journal

Costco Has Surprising Gas News for Members, Investors

Costco offers a very simple proposition to its members. Basically, Costco offers no frills -- its stores aren't just called warehouses, they actually are warehouses -- and items are basically just stacked on pallets. Costco also puts relentless pressure on its vendors to squeeze out every penny of cost from each item.

Long-term investors should ‘absolutely buy now,’ says Jeremy Siegel — why the world-renowned Wharton professor sees ‘excellent value’ in today’s stock market

The message is simple. Be greedy when others are fearful.