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Sean Brodrick On
August 17, 202012:25 PM EasternSince this horrific pandemic started, no industry has been hammered more than oil & gas (though restaurants and retail are up there, too). But this is part of a longer-term big bear for oil & gas,...
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Tony Sagami On
August 14, 202011:34 AM EasternI cringe when I see the destructive riots happening all across the country. I don’t know when the violence will end, but when combined with the “defund the police” movement, many Americans are...
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Kelly Green On
August 13, 202004:06 PM EasternI wrote this article up yesterday right after I ordered groceries from my local Whole Foods. I’ve found sometimes ordering online is way easier than going out to buy even just a handful of things....
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Mike Larson On
August 12, 202002:52 PM Eastern“Big Oil” had its era … so did “Big Steel.” But these days, it’s a “Big Tech” world, and we’re all just living in it.
That’s surely true in our daily lives. More Americans than ever before are...
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David Dittman On
August 11, 202004:42 PM EasternNiall Ferguson is a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University. He’s been a professor of history at Harvard, New York University and at the University of Oxford. His books...
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Martin D. Weiss, Ph.D. On
August 10, 202012:09 PM EasternEvery time the pandemic news seems to improve, it seems to take another turn for the worse soon after.
And when most investors think it’s time to buy, it’s often time to wait … or even sell.
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Tony Sagami On
August 7, 202005:27 PM EasternMy father, a vegetable farmer in western Washington, was permanently affected by the Great Depression. For millions of Americans during those tough times, my father really learned how to pinch a...
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Martin D. Weiss, Ph.D. On
August 6, 202002:44 PM EasternI don’t have to convince you that technology is the future.
That’s 100% clear by now. And if it wasn’t before, Coronavirus has certainly made it apparent.
I spend a lot of time these days...
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Mike Larson On
August 5, 202005:11 PM EasternFifty-four companies defaulted on their debts in the second quarter of 2020. That was the most for any three-month period since 2009 in the wake of the Great Recession.
It gets worse. The...
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David Dittman On
August 4, 202004:49 PM EasternOf course, it’s never just one thing.
But when the President of the United States, in the midst of a pandemic that continues to ravage the economy and challenge his leadership, suggests the...
