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Apr 2023
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Big Bank earnings diverge - Midday - Mar...

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Goldman Sachs profits fell due to weakness in investment banking; Bank of America’s profits grew mostly thanks to higher interest rates on consumer loans; Home builders remained cautious in March; Supreme Court takes up religious discrimination claim against Postal Service

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