1. Apple News.
Axios-Ashley Gold and Ryan Heath
https://www.axios.com/2024/03/21/apple-lawsuit-doj-antitrust-iphone-monopoly
Chart Held November Lows on First Test
2. 52-Week Highs Best in 3 Years.
3. Emerging Markets 4th Attempt to Break Above These Levels Since 2022
4. Argentina Breaking-Out to New Highs Under President Javier Milei
5. Follow Up to Yesterday’s Buyback Comments…Buybacks to Grow 13% This Year.
6. Investors Don’t Care About Defensive Sectors Right Now.
Allocations to defensive sectors break to new lows
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7. Longest Inverted Yield Curve in History.
Jim Reid Deutsche Bank
8. Public vs. Private Market Size.
Torston Slok-Apollo
9. Nobody Expects Inflation to Increase.
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10. Oakland Coach Greg Kampe Makes Less Than Players and Assistants in Today’s Division I Basketball.
Greg Kampe salary
Per information obtained by USA TODAY Sports’ Steve Berkowitz, Kampe had a base salary of $329,609 this season. Per Berkowitz, there are also bonuses of up to 19.9% of his salary built in, but the specifics of those escalators are unknown. That is seemingly by design.
By comparison, Kentucky assistant Orlando Antigua had a base salary of $900,000 this season. Calipari, for his part, has a $34.97 million buyout as of April 1 for the Wildcats. His base salary was $8.54 million, second-highest in college basketball. Izzo is third at $6.2 million, while Bill Self at Kansas leads the way at $9.63 million.