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U.S. businesses added 77,000 jobs in February, according to ADP. That figure came in far below expectations.
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Zelle isn't getting sued anymore
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is dropping its lawsuit against the operator of the payment platform Zelle, along with three large banks. The bureau had sued them in the final days of the Biden administration, alleging Zelle and several of its owners failed to protect consumers from fraud.
How markets are responding to a lackluster ADP report
An ADP report reveals that fewer jobs were added last month than initially anticipated. It comes at a time when businesses are concerned about the impact of tariffs and the potential for rising prices. We’ll discuss with Susan Schmidt, portfolio manager at Exchange Capital Resources.
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