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The week begins with a report on Empire Manufacturing and comments from Fed Governor Christopher Waller as well as New York Fed President John Williams.

Tuesday, we get earnings from Home Depot and Wednesday, NVIDIA.

Market expectations are high after NVIDIA recently became the first company to hit a $5 trillion market cap.

The Fed also releases minutes from its October meeting, shedding light on an unusual split among policymakers after a decision to cut rates by a quarter point.

Thursday, we get existing home sales and earnings from Walmart, and consumer sentiment is out on Friday.

Karen Moscow, Bloomberg Radio.

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Transportation Department is abandoning an effort started by the Biden administration that required airlines to provide meals, hotels, and cash payouts to passengers affected by significant flight disruptions.

In a recent filing, the Trump administration said the department is not authorized under existing law to require such reimbursements or compensation.

It also said it is not convinced that changes would yield meaningful improvements.

Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, who helmed the effort, said...

The initiative was important in protecting the rights of flyers.

Karen Moscow, Bloomberg Radio.

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