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  • Stocks Rally as Nasdaq 100 Hits Record High on Strong Tech Earnings
    April 30, 2026, 1:29 PM EDT. Stocks rose with the Nasdaq 100 reaching a new record high, driven by Alphabet's stronger-than-expected Q1 revenue and Qualcomm's impressive Q2 results, up 6% and 16% respectively. The S&P 500 and Dow also gained, supported by lower crude oil prices that eased inflation concerns and pushed 10-year Treasury yields down. Despite mixed US economic data including a slower GDP growth of 2.0% versus expectations of 2.3%, and mixed signals from manufacturing and leading indicators, the labor market remained strong with initial jobless claims at a 57-year low. Meanwhile, Meta and Microsoft pulled back due to cautious forecasts and growth concerns. Falling oil prices reflect worries about economic growth impacting energy demand.

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Cigna’s Obamacare Exit Puts 369,000 Members on the Clock for 2027 Coverage

Cigna’s Obamacare Exit Puts 369,000 Members on the Clock for 2027 Coverage

30 April 2026
BLOOMFIELD, Connecticut, April 30, 2026, 13:05 EDT Cigna Group will leave the Affordable Care Act individual insurance market after 2026, forcing about 369,000 members in 11 states to find new coverage for 2027 and adding another strain to a marketplace already under cost pressure. The ACA marketplaces, often called Obamacare, sell coverage to people who buy insurance on their own rather than through an employer. (STAT) The timing matters. The exit comes after enhanced premium tax credits — extra federal aid that lowered monthly premiums — expired at the end of 2025, leaving many returning ACA enrollees paying more this
Spirit Airlines Bailout Deadline: Trump’s $500 Million Rescue Stalls While Flights Keep Running

Spirit Airlines Bailout Deadline: Trump’s $500 Million Rescue Stalls While Flights Keep Running

30 April 2026
Spirit Airlines postponed its bankruptcy hearing as talks over a possible U.S. government rescue continued and no financing motion was filed. Flights remain operational and tickets are still being sold. The proposed bailout could give Washington up to a 90% stake after bankruptcy, but creditor resistance persists. The White House said options are under review, while other carriers are seeking broader relief.
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