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For PPL's residential customers, the price-to-compare – which is a number needed to comparison shop effectively – will be 12.491 cents per kilowatt-hour, up from the current 10.771 cents. For small businesses, it will be 12.114 cents, up from 10.446 cents.

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While the macroeconomic backdrop and long-term dynamics remain worrisome, Williams-Sonoma’s (NYSE:WSM) recent price hikes coupled with FY25 guidance that embeds tariff risk leaves Barclays less concerned about the company’s profitability and less likely to underperform other discretionary retail names.