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Amid ICE raids, some Home Depot investors want to know how law enforcement uses its surveillance data

A group of Home Depot investors is urging the company to review its partnership with surveillance firm Flock Safety, following reports that its data has been used in ICE investigations. The investors, led by Zevin Asset Management, are concerned about data privacy and civil rights risks associated with sharing information with third-party vendors. They seek an assessment of potential financial and legal risks stemming from misuse of customer data. Home Depot has faced criticism for ICE raids occurring near its stores, and the company states it cannot interfere with federal enforcement agencies.

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Rilla Partners With Home Depot To Deliver AI-Powered Real-Time Coaching

Rilla has partnered with The Home Depot to provide AI-powered real-time coaching tools for its service and sales professionals. This collaboration will enhance team performance by offering immediate insights into communication and service delivery, allowing leaders to reinforce best practices and improve customer interactions effectively. Rilla's platform aims to streamline coaching and drive consistent improvements across teams, moving away from traditional methods of manual observation.

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The Dow Jones Index Closes 0.85% Lower

The Dow Jones Index fell -422 points or 0.85 percent on Tuesday to close at 49168 points.Leading the losses are Salesforce (-7.15%), Visa (-4.41%) and JPMorgan (-3.99%).Top gainers were Walmart (2.03%), J&J (1.94%) and Boeing (1.91%).

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US STOCKS-Wall Street falls with financials amid credit card rate plan

U.S. stocks fell on Tuesday, driven by a decline in financial shares following JPMorgan's warning about President Trump's proposed 10% cap on credit card interest rates. Despite JPMorgan reporting better-than-expected Q4 profits, concerns over the cap led to a selloff in financial stocks, including Visa and Mastercard. The S&P 500 dropped 0.20%, the Nasdaq fell 0.10%, and the Dow Jones decreased by 0.81%. Analysts expect positive earnings for the fourth quarter, but the market reacted to inflation data and the potential impact of the credit card rate proposal.

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JPMorgan Chase's Shares Nosedive After Q4 Results, This Analyst Remains Bullish

JPMorgan Chase's shares fell 3.33% to $313.68 following its Q4 earnings report, which showed earnings of $4.63 per share, below the consensus of $5.02. Despite lower revenues, the bank's earnings were supported by better expenses. Goldman Sachs analyst Richard Ramsden maintained a Buy rating with a price target of $386, noting strong loan growth and a positive outlook for net interest income (NII) in 2026, projected at $103 billion, exceeding market expectations.

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