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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell sees two possible paths for the economy and monetary policy over the next year: With some luck, inflation will cool with the help of more supply. And if that fails, the Fed won't hesitate to impose a more painful solution.
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U.S. demand for grocery delivery is cooling as food prices rise. In June 2020, grocery delivery was a $3.4 billion business. But by June 2022, that had fallen 26%. Consulting... Read more ...
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