U.S. stock indexes close mostly lower on Tuesday a day before the release of March inflation data and as investors gear up for corporate earnings reports.

For diabetics, try a low-sugar meal paired with some Taylor Swift or Mariah Carey. It can trick your brain into thinking the food is 10% sweeter. 

The chief executive of Sweden’s largest private pension fund was fired on Tuesday after it took losses on investments in failed and struggling U.S. banks including Silicon Valley Bank parent SVB Financial.

Total retail sales for the five weeks to April 1 rose 5.1% year-on-year, above the three-month average of 4.8%, the report said. This compares to a 5.2% rise in February.

China’s consumer inflation eased to its lowest level in more than a year in March, as prices for both food and non-food products retreated.

While the big drop in Apple Inc.’s Mac sales got most of the attention Monday amid the news that PC makers had yet another terrible quarter, another element of the quarterly stats included some more bad news for PC makers.

Shareholders are urging Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc., which is facing accusations of union-busting behavior, to adopt a non-interference policy.

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There are no clear signs of a credit crunch on the U.S. economy, New York Fed President John Williams said Monday.

At least 88% of U.S. adults know something about cryptocurrencies, but three-quarters say they don’t trust their safety and reliability, according to a new survey.