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Under Armour cuts forecasts on weak demand, higher discounts
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U.S. is not in recession, White House not preparing for one – officials
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U.S. factory orders rise moderately in September
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Canada’s exports rise in September as wheat volumes rebound
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Aircraft lessor AerCap raises earnings outlook on growing demand
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U.S. labor market resilience persists; productivity remains weak
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Bombardier’s loss narrows on strong demand for business jets
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