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By Sean Brodrick On September 1, 202005:00 AM Eastern
First it was Minneapolis. Then Atlanta, Portland, Ore. and almost every other major American city.
Then, last week, even sleepy Kenosha, Wis. boiled over.
The unrest spreading across America...
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, from basically the very beginning of the COVID-19 crisis, has been using the phrase “no limit” to describe restraints on his institution’s lending capacity.
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By Jon D. Markman On August 31, 202001:56 PM Eastern
Walmart Inc. (NYSE: WMT, Rated “B”) is working with Microsoft Corp. (Nasdaq: MSFT, Rated “B+”) on a bid to buyout TikTok, the smartphone app famous for silly lip-singing and dance videos created...
By Sean Brodrick On August 29, 202005:00 AM Eastern
What a wild week for gold. Thursday alone saw the yellow metal up more than $30 at one point, and down more than $25 at its lowest. Then, by Friday, we saw gold and silver both trade higher. What...
By Tony Sagami On August 28, 202005:22 PM Eastern
If you’re skeptical about the staying power of the stock market rally, you have lots of company. And by company, I’m specifically talking about the people running the largest companies in the...
By Juan M. Villaverde On August 28, 202002:59 PM Eastern
The drift that we discussed here last week accelerated into a short-term selloff before crypto asset prices settled into more sideways action as the seven-day trading week wore into Thursday.
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By Jon D. Markman On August 28, 202011:50 AM Eastern
Cable TV was bleeding subscribers before the pandemic. Now, their pain is only increasing. Wireless carriers are making sure of that as they begin to recreate content bundles around streaming...
By Kelly Green On August 27, 202005:51 PM Eastern
Did you see that Exxon Mobil Corp. (NYSE: XOM, Rated “D+”) got kicked out of the Dow Jones Industrial Average?
That’s important news considering it’s been a part of the benchmark for 92 years....
By Sean Brodrick On August 27, 202005:00 AM Eastern
The second-quarter numbers are mostly in for cannabis stocks, and they are giving a strong message: Buy American.
That is, buy American multi-state operators, rather than the big Canadian...
By Mike Larson On August 26, 202005:05 PM Eastern
It’s official. The world’s biggest countries now owe more money than they did right after World War II. Debt as a percentage of GDP just hit 128%, versus 124% in 1946.
And that’s just government...