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Yahoo
2 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Your Daily FinanceScope for June 01, 2025
The best things in life are free, but we could all use some extra cash. Let us lead you to the land of green with our daily finance horoscope! If puttering around the house in slippers brings you comfort, then do it. If reading the paper from cover to cover is the only way to start the day, then do that. Sticking to your regular routine is your best defense against money worries today. It's time for some fun. You can still feel like a million bucks without spending a penny if you put just a tiny bit of creativity into your day. Start by finding a free flower for your lapel. When it comes to communicating with family and friends, there is plenty of time to clarify. But when it comes to things like bills, don't let your thoughts be misread. Calculate everything down to the last penny. Focusing on the bigger picture all week didn't help. In fact, all it did was stress you out. Give yourself a chance to pay attention to all the small details of your life that are actually working. Don't just think about your finances, do something about them. If you haven't started being thrifty yet, today's the day to learn. Cutting corners gets easier if you go from the general to the specific. Feeling lost with your career? Guidance is one click away! When it comes to keeping yourself amused without spending money, you're at a loss. Start a new project around the house that doesn't require anything of you but your time and attention. It's a good time for socializing if ever there was one. You and your friends are all at the ends of both your collective and individual ropes. The last thing you want to do is talk about your financial woes, so be the good listener instead. You're learning a lesson the other half was born knowing. You get what you pay for, from the goods down to the service. Now impart this little secret to a friend. While some aspects of being on a low budget drive you nuts, others are actually quite refreshing. That you have to cover every detail before you commit to spending is one of the nicer ones. Enjoy going over every minutia. The more you plan ahead, the more money you'll save. Give yourself the day to get into all the details. Nothing is too small or too inexpensive to be missed by your fine toothed comb. Be just as careful with your friends as you would be with associates. It may be the check you're divvying up instead of a business, but it's still money at the end of the day. When it comes to overspending, you can't be too critical these days, or too vocal for that matter. Someone may not like what they hear, but that won't stop you from voicing your opinion, dollars to doughnuts. Find your cosmic purpose. Receive personalized astrological guidance with Astrology+.
Daily Mail
3 days ago
- Health
- Daily Mail
NHS trust suggested trans staff wearing chest binders should have 'extra breaks to cope with tucking' away their genitals
An NHS trust reportedly suggested that its transgender colleagues should be given extra breaks if they wore chest binders or needed a break from tucking their genitals away. In an draft guidance report allegedly seen by The Telegraph, University Hospitals Sussex NHS Trust said its trans staff may need extra breaks in order to have time where they are not 'binding and tucking'. If the move had been accepted it would reportedly have been a first for the health service who currently offer no advice for trans people who use the methods to appear less masculine or feminine. Both practices are said to cause infections, inflammation and have been known to cause other painful health problems such as testicular torsion. And although the trust said the proposals would not be pursued, critics said the draft plans raised concerns about potential NHS policies. An extract from the proposed 15-page guidance titled, 'Supporting transgender and non-binary staff', reportedly read: 'Please note that transgender staff who wear chest binders (an item of clothing that compresses the chest and creates a more masculine chest contour), or who tuck (a way of obscuring genitals in order to create a smoother, more feminine appearance) may require extra scheduled breaks in their shift in order to have breaks from binding and tucking. 'Binding in particular can constrict breathing. If possible, provide a private space they are able to access in order to do so. It is helpful to have a conversation with the individual to understand if there are ways of presenting they wish to engage in that may require them to have extra breaks.' The newspaper says that some of the trust's LGBTQ+ staff put the document together last year. A former employee at the trust said if made no sense to prioritise the needs of 'one group of staff over everyone else'. They added that other colleagues who suffer from heavy periods or may have to pray multiple times per day were not receiving such allowances. Helen Joyce, the director of advocacy at human rights charity Sex Matters, told the newspaper that the proposals 'should never have made it onto paper, even as a draft'. She said: 'Tucking genitals and binding breasts are culturally motivated actions that cause permanent physical damage, just like breast ironing and the use of neck coils. The only difference is that self-harm in the name of trans identity is high status and fashionable.' Ms Joyce added that the plans would have been 'disgraceful coming from a healthcare body' and that she was glad they had not been approved. A spokesman for the trust said that the proposals had been submitted by a colleague to a manager in February but that it 'was not accepted'. They told the newspaper that the draft 'is not trust policy or guidance' and that 'it never has been and never will be'.
Yahoo
22-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Deckers, Ross Stores, Intuit: After-hours movers
Deckers Outdoors (DECK) stock is tumbling in extended hours after not providing its full-year guidance. Discount retailer Ross Stores (ROST) is also falling after its second quarter outlook disappointed investors despite topping earnings estimates. Intuit (INTU) gets a boost as it lifts its full-year guidance. To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Asking for a Trend here. Let's take a look now at what's trending after hours. We're diving into shares of Decker's Outdoors, Ross Stores, and Intuit. First up, shares of Decker's Outdoors sinking despite reporting net sales for the fourth quarter that beat the average analyst estimate. The company announcing that given the macroeconomic uncertainty related to evolving global trade policies, Decker's will not be providing full year guidance for fiscal year 2026 at this time. Another name sinking after withdrawing full year outlook, that would be Ross Stores. In the earnings release, CEO Jim Conroy said, "We are only providing outlook for the second quarter at this time and are withdrawing our previously provided annual sales and earnings guidance." The company did top expectations for first quarter, but earnings per share guidance for Q2 did come in well below estimates. And lastly, Intuit shares. They are jumping in extended trading after the tax preparation software company reported third quarter results that did beat expectations on the top and bottom lines. Intuit also reported stronger than expected guidance for the fourth quarter and raised its full year revenue forecast. Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Wall Street Journal
22-05-2025
- Business
- Wall Street Journal
Autodesk Boosts Full-Year Guidance After Increase in First-Quarter Sales
Autodesk ADSK 0.71%increase; green up pointing triangle raised its full-year guidance and reported a gain in first-quarter sales despite an uncertain macroeconomic climate. The software company said it now expects full-year revenue between $6.925 billion and $6.995 billion, up $30 million on either end of the range.
Yahoo
22-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
These Stocks Are Moving the Most Today: Snowflake, Lumen, UnitedHealth, Nike, Urban Outfitters, Alphabet, CoreWeave, and More
Snowflake posts better-than-expected earnings and issues guidance ahead of analysts' estimates, while shares of Lumen Technologies soar as AT&T will buy Lumen's mass markets fiber business for $5.75 billion.
