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  • Matt Egan
    Lead Writer, CNN Business

    Matt Egan is a lead writer for CNN Business. He provides analysis on the day's biggest business stories, covering everything from Wall Street and the stock market to energy. Egan also tweets throughout the day on the latest market moves and corporate news @MattEganCNN.

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  • A "Sold" sign sits outside a home under construction in the CastleRock Communities Sunfield residential development in Buda, Texas, U.S., on Wednesday, May 15, 2021. Across the U.S., house prices are skyrocketing, bidding wars are the norm and supply is scarcer than ever. Now the market is too hot even for homebuilders.

    The housing market is on fire. The Fed keeps adding gasoline

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  • Democrats want JPMorgan to refund Covid-era overdraft fees — and scrap them forever

  • Exclusive: JPMorgan is calling for reforms to stop racial bias in housing

  • 160-year-old corporate giant is getting a serious makeover

  • Retailers plead with Biden to fix port congestion that has upended supply chains

  • Exclusive: Companies face a financial risk from the climate crisis. States want them to reveal just how much

  • Developer pulls the plug on Keystone XL oil pipeline

  • Goldman Sachs orders employees to report vaccination status

  • Investors holding $41 trillion demand action on climate — now

  • Exclusive: US businesses warn crumbling infrastructure is hurting the economy

  • Ohio will soon be home to the largest solar factory complex outside of China

  • Goldman Sachs to clients: Don't sweat the global minimum tax

  • These AMC insiders sold $8 million of stock during last week's boom

  • US oil hits $70 for the first time in nearly three years

  • Private equity group buying medical products company Medline for $30 billion

  • Fed chair Powell warns of 'profound challenges' posed by climate change

  • Why Republicans' main attack on Biden's infrastructure plan doesn't work

  • Climate change could ignite a financial crisis, IMF official says

  • Disney, Netflix and tech titans team up to fight the climate crisis

  • A third climate activist is expected to be elected to Exxon's board

  • Chamber of Commerce: Worker shortage can't be solved without ramping up immigration

  • Steel and lumber prices are sky-high. Lifting Trump's tariffs could help

  • Jamie Dimon: Some Americans 'don't feel like going back to work'