Kroger is requesting that customers no longer openly carry firearms into its stores in states where open carry is legal, the company announced Tuesday evening.
U.S. stocks ended solidly in the red on Tuesday, kicking off September with a loss. U.S. manufacturing activity declined in August, the first time in three years.
Trump wants the Fed to boost the economy by slashing interest rates, but Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren warns, ‘This isn’t a free lunch. There are costs.’
Kroger on Tuesday followed Walmart in asking shoppers not to openly carry guns in any of its stores, in states where “open carry” is allowed, unless they are authorized law enforcement officers.
CEO Doug McMillon says Walmart will end all sales of handguns in Alaksa and discontinue the sale of short-barreled rifles and handgun ammunition nationwide; …
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Stocks pared earlier losses but finished lower on Tuesday after a new tariffs on China kicked in and manufacturing data came in worse than expected.
The manufacturing ISM dipped below the 50 mark signaling contraction. New orders, production, and employment are down.
(Bloomberg) — A key U.S. factory gauge unexpectedly contracted for the first time since 2016, sending stocks and bond yields lower and boosting expectations for interest-rate cuts as global manufacturing woes deepen.The Institute for Supply Management’s purchasing managers index fell to 49.1 in August
A gauge of U.S. manufacturing from the Institute for Supply Management showed the sector contracted in August, its first decline since 2016.
