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According to new data from Deloitte, the top corporate finance leaders in North America expect all of the world's regional economies to slow down over the next year.
The global consulting and risk management company released the results of its quarterly CFO Signals survey on Thursday. The survey found that people are less optimistic about 2024 than they were in the first quarter of this year.
All over the world, CFOs' expectations for the coming year went down. This was true for North America, Europe, China, South America, and Asia, except for China. The most negative outlook was for the North American economy in a year, with only 34% of respondents saying they think things will get better. This is down from 54% last quarter.
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Armed homeowner confronts squatter who invaded his house (read more) |
2 Americans were found dead in a hotel room in a Mexican resort town (read more) |
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Democrats and anti-Trumpers are finding creative ways to fight a centrist group that has a mission of establishing a third-party presidential candidate for the 2024 race. The group is called No Labels and their mission is gaining traction nationwide, leaving Democrats and anti-Trumper's from both sides of the aisle scrambling to stop the movement in its tracks. But just how much is the notion of a solid third-party candidate catching on? And should Democrats really be worried? (read more) |
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Demi Lovato's pronoun retreat is a warning to her fans (read more) |
House rejects Schiff censure seeking hefty fine (read more) |
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During a press meeting on Thursday, Florida's Republican governor, Ron DeSantis, said that California's Democratic governor, Gavin Newsom, needs to stop "pussyfooting" around the idea of running against President Joe Biden. DeSantis was asked what he thought about Newsom possibly running for president in 2024 and running against the current president, Joe Biden. Newsom said in November 2022 that he would not run for the Democratic nomination for president in 2024, even if Biden did not run. But he has recently avoided answering questions about running because Biden is old. Newsom has attacked the governor of Florida over how DeSantis is trying to stop kids from being sexualized in schools and how he is sending illegal immigrants to places like Martha's Vineyard. At one point, Newsom talked with Texas Sheriff Javier Salazar about the possibility of going to court against DeSantis. (read more) |
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Is the GOP turning its back on Donald Trump? (read more) |
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The market is similar to the movie Groundhog Day for many investors. Both bulls and bears find it aggravating that the major indices are still trading in a range. And given that the market is approaching a typically slower time, this situation could last until Labor Day. However, looking for some top blue-chip stocks to buy is a crucial tactic for making money in a market like today. Large-cap corporations with stable revenue and earnings growth are considered blue-chip stocks. The total return you receive from many of these companies is boosted by the fact that many of them pay dividends. Owning blue-chip stocks has certain advantages due to its dependability. These stocks may serve as a solid foundation for managing risk in your portfolio. (read more) |
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Jim Cramer offers grim news for some investors (read more) |
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A bride who shared her displeasure over one of her bridesmaids getting pregnant is taking the term "Bridezilla" to an entirely new level. The anonymous bride took to Reddit to complain that one of her bridesmaids became pregnant before her wedding. The bride was angry because she explicitly asked her entire bridal party not to get pregnant before her big day. "From the very beginning, several times before, I even asked my girls if they were OK with waiting to have babies or another baby until after the wedding," the bride explained. But why was the bride so insistent that her bridesmaids not get pregnant? And how did the internet respond to her post? (read more) |
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The family of 17-year-old high school student Jordan DeMay wants everyone to be cautious about sextortion scams on social media after a Nigerian man drove DeMay to commit suicide. DeMay was contacted by an Instagram account that appeared to be a woman with the username "dani.robertts." However, the account was hacked and sold to a 22-year-old Nigerian man named Samuel Ogoshi. Ogoshi used the profile to trick young men into sending explicit images of themselves. "I can send this nudes to everyone and also send your nudes Until it goes viral," Ogoshi messaged DeMay after he sent a photo. "Just pay me rn [right now]. And I won't expose you." Here's what DeMay did next and what will happen to Ogoshi and two other Nigerian men who were accused of sexually extorting more than 100 young men and teenage boys in the U.S. (read more) |
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TikToker faked his death then showed up at his funeral to teach his family a life lesson (read more) |
The iPhone 15 is now all but confirmed to inherit this iPhone 14 Pro feature (read more) |
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