Tesla and SpaceX shares slide as Musk’s political push falls flat
The billionaire spent hundreds of millions of dollars on the U.S. election. Now, investors are worried about less favorable policies under new Democratic officials.
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Key insight: As borrowing to buy or refinance a home becomes less attractive, mortgage lending is suffering at many big banks. Supporting data: At PNC Financial Services Group, quarterly noninterest income from mortgages was down 16% year over year. Processing Content As mortgage rates soar, many banks are feeling the pain in their residential loan…
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Govt appoints Mathew, Sinha, Akbaruddin as part-time RBI board directors | Finance News
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