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Following is the unofficial transcript of a CNBC interview with West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin on CNBC’s “Closing Bell” (M-F, 3PM-4PM ET) today, Tuesday, August 2. Following is a link to video on CNBC.com: Sen. Joe Manchin On Inflation Reduction Act: This is an American BillSARA EISEN: And joining us now is Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia. Senator Manchin, welcome to the show. Good to have you. Q2 2022 hedge fund letters, conferences and more SENATOR JOE MANCHIN: Good to be with you, Sara. Thank you for having me. EISEN: So you told my colleague at MSNBC earlier that you had planned to...
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Sister Quincy Howard, OP responded to Senator Manchin’s (D-WV) recent op-ed opposing the For The People Act saying: Q1 2021 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Manchin’s Opposition To S.1"Senator Manchin’s opposition to S.1 is based on political considerations alone — that no Republican currently supports the bill. In 2019, Senator Manchin cosponsored S.1 and he remains in agreement with the vast majority of the substance of the bill. Passing S.1 is the only right option given the choices at hand. Too much is at stake for this bill not to pass—we are at a tipping point and S.1 will push t...
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In hisDaily Market Notes report to investors, while commenting on the rising labor costs, Louis Navellier wrote: Q1 2021 hedge fund letters, conferences and more The Rising Labor CostsRising labor costs will likely push the overall consumer price index up in coming months. Since labor accounts for a much bigger percentage of the cost of producing goods and services than raw materials, this will raise inflation expectations among business owners. That’s one reason why 26% of small business owners raised their average selling prices in March, the highest since August 2008. Coming out of the deep...
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In hisDaily Market Notes report to investors, while comenting on the tired markets, Louis Navellier wrote: Q1 2021 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Tired Stock MarketsThe stock market is tired and the economic news is perfect. Retail sales, the fact that the fed anticipates inflation to be transitory, the growing bottlenecks everywhere that's going to keep manufacturing strong, the earnings environment. Everything is good. But the market is bored, it seems tired. The economic news, as good as it is, the news coming out of the beltway seems to be distracting investors. The most powerful...
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