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While sellers have long held sway in the housing market, the last year has been especially weird. Demand has remained strong, and homeowners who
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USF students start a hunger strike to protest school's investments in pro-Israel companies
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The average Wall Street bonus dipped 2% last year, to $176,500
New York CNN — Last year wasn’t the most lucrative for Wall Street bankers, but their bonus payouts still easily trounced US median household
Wall Street bonuses fell 2% to $176,500 on average in 2023
Bonuses paid to Wall Street employees for their work last year fell 2% to $176,500, on average, as securities firms adopted “a more cautious