Episode 267: Today, Dylan and Hanna discuss why shares of Cooper Companies, the parent company of contact lens brands like Proclear and Biofinity, are tumbling. Then, they dive into earnings from Macy’s and American Eagle Outfitters and ask whether the American mall is making a comeback. Finally, the U.S. Treasury announced plans for a $6 billion bond buyback – and we break down the market reaction.

CHAPTERS:
00:00 Cooper Companies Scraps Surgical Unit Sale
02:57 Visit Schwab.com/FinancialDecoder
03:37 Brick-And-Mortar Makes a Comeback
11:23 U.S. Treasury Plans $6B Bond Buyback
16:14 Market Close
16:58 Final Thought

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