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Feb 2025
43m 36s

Checking In On The Housing Market… And T...

CNBC
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A check in on the housing market, as builder sentiment drops to a 5-month low. The concerns they have over looming tariffs, and the latest results out of one of the top players in the space. Plus Pharma in focus, as the country’s health agencies deal with funding cuts and personnel changes. How industry execs are positioning, and what billionaire investor Ma ... Show More
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