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Americans Are Expected to Spend a Total of $22 Billion for Easter This Year

From new clothes for pictures with the Easter bunny to baskets filled with gifts and chocolates, there's plenty of money to be spent on holiday festivities this year. It seems that spending continues even in the face of inflation and stagnant wages. An average of $177 will be spent per person on clothing, food, candy, and gifts. Happy Easter! 🐰

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Wall Street Rises Toward More Records as It Closes Its Latest Winning Month

Wall Street is coasting to the close of its latest winning month and quarter by rising toward more records.

The S&P 500

rose Thursday, registering its best first-quarter performance in five years.

It’s roared roughly 10% in this year’s first three months. The only quarter that’s been better in the last two years was the one that came just before.

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The MTA has Determined Which Modes Of Transportation Will be Exempt From Congestion Pricing Fees

The announcement came about 48 hours out from the MTA's final vote on whether to launch the controversial plan that would charge most drivers a fee of at least $15. Yellow school buses, most private commuter buses, and city-owned vehicles are among the vehicles exempt from congestion pricing. (Full Story)

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