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China's economy stumbles on Evergrande debt, energy shortages | DW News DW NewsChina GDP disappoints, third-quarter growth slows to 4.9% CNBCChina's GDP Growth Slows as Property and Energy Take a Toll The New York TimesChina's GDP Growth Slows Amid Property, Energy Crises Bloomberg Markets and FinanceChina's Economic Growth Weakens Amid Construction Slowdown CBN NewsView Full Coverage on Google News
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 Shares of Adamis Pharmaceuticals Corp. soared 20.4% on massive volume toward an eight-month high in premarket trading Monday, after the biopharmaceutical company said Zimhi, it's high-dose naloxone injection for the treatment for opioid overdose, has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration. Trading volume spiked to 32.8 million shares, enough to make the stock the most actively traded ahead of the open, and compared with the full-day average of about 2.0 million shares. "We are very excited by this approval and are working with our commercial partner, US WorldMeds, to make this much-needed, lifesaving product readily available to the market," said Adamis Chief Executive Dennis Carlo. "Zimhi provides the highest systemic levels of naloxone compared to any of the nasal or intramuscular products currently available." The stock has soared 132.9% year to date through Friday, while the iShares Biotechnology ETF has tacked on 3.7% and the S&P 500 has gained 19.0%.
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The major averages are coming off a winning week. The Dow advanced 382 points on Friday, ending the week with a 1.58% gain for its best week since June.
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Shares of Occidental Petroleum Corp. rallied 2.3% in premarket trading Monday, putting them on track to snap a five-day losing streak, after Truist analyst Neal Dingmann became Wall Street's most bullish on the oil and natural gas exploration and production company, citing expectations that record free cash flow will continue. Dingmann raised his rating to buy from hold. He raised his price target to $50, which implies a 58% gain off Friday's closing price of $31.66, from $35. That is now the highest price target among the 29 analysts surveyed by FactSet. "[W]e believe the company will soon discuss plans to return its quarterly dividend to 2019/2020 levels along with the further possibility of an additional variable dividend and/or stock repurchase program," Dingmann wrote in a note to clients. "Further, [Occicental's] decarbonizing operations continue to gain steam capitalizing on its notable infrastructure in place/under development." Occidental's stock, which had lost 5.9% over the past five days, since it closed at a 20-month high on Oct. 8, has soared 82.9% year to date through Friday, while crude oil futures have run up 71.9%, natural gas futures have rocketed 110.4%, the SPDR Energy Select Sector ETF has rallied 51.3% and the S&P 500 has advanced 19.0%.
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Crew members in the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees have reached a deal. A strike would have shut down much of the film and TV production across the country.
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GDP expands at slowest pace in a year as property slowdown and energy crisis hit recovery
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 ‘As long as all service staff are doing their job and getting paid an hourly wage, there is no reason to tip anyone.'
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Our call of the day from Jim Bianco sees one big reason for bitcoin's recent climb, as investors wait for news of an ETF. And here's a bullish bitcoin chart.
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Sunday Times bestselling author and award-winning podcaster Emma Gannon on how to get paid what you're worth on time, every time
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The world's second-largest economy grew by a weaker-than-expected 4.9% over a year ago in the three months ending in September, down from the previous quarter's 7.9%, government data showed on Monday.
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New data gives a snapshot of how Hispanic owners are faring in our pandemic economy
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yuri gripas/Agence France-Presse/Getty ImagesGen. Colin Powell, the former secretary of state and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, died age 84 from COVID-19 complications, his family said Monday in a Facebook post.Powell was fully vaccinated and had been treated at Walter Reed National Medical Center.
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Sinclair Broadcast Group Inc. shares slid 1.5% in premarket trade Monday, after the operator of TV stations said it is investigating a potential cybersecurity incident. The Baltimore, Md.-based Sinclair said it has identified that certain servers and workstations were encrypted with ransomware and that some of its networks were disrupted and data was taken. The company is working to determine what information the taken data contained and will take actions as appropriate. "Promptly upon detection of the security event, senior management was notified, and the company implemented its incident response plan, took measures to contain the incident, and launched an investigation," the company said in a statement. "Legal counsel, a cybersecurity forensic firm, and other incident response professionals were engaged. The Company also notified law enforcement and other governmental agencies." For now, the company said the incident has disrupted parts of its business, including the provision of local ads to local broadcast stations on behalf of clients. It is working to restore operations. It's too early to say if the incident will have a material impact on financial results. Shares are down 15% in the year to date, while the S&P 500 has gained 19%.
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These dividend stocks provide sustainable and growing dividends, which are nearly triple the S&P 500's yield.
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Former chair of joint chiefs of staff has died aged 84
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Informatica Inc. has set IPO terms for its initial public offering, as the California-based data management software company looks to raise up to $928.0 million. The company is offering 29.0 million shares in the IPO, which is expected to price between $29 and $32 a share. With 229.6 million Class A shares and 44.1 million Class B-1 shares expected to be outstanding after the IPO, the pricing could value the company at up to $8.76 billion. The stock is expected to list on the NYSE under the ticker symbol "INFA." Goldman Sachs and J.P. Morgan are the lead underwriters. The company recorded a net loss of $36.3 million on revenue of $675.5 million during the six months ended June 30, after a loss of $102.8 million on revenue of $619.3 million in the same period a year ago. The company is looking to go public at a time that the Renaissance IPO ETF has rallied 10.4% over the past three months while the S&P 500 has gained 3.3%.
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Valneva's wild stock-price rise continued on Monday after the French biotech said its coronavirus vaccine candidate outperformed AstraZeneca's in a trial.
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Colin Powell, a retired four-star general, national security adviser and secretary of state who passed who passed away at age 84 leaves an import legacy of leadership that executives at companies can learn from and apply at their organizations.
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 Nasdaq defies trend as China economic concerns steer Wall Street lower
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Gen. Colin Powell, who died of COVID-19 complications, was on several boards, including that of two publicly traded companies, customer relationship management company Salesforce.com and fuel-cell maker Bloom Energy . The former secretary of state also was a strategic advisor to Kleiner Perkins, the venture capital firm.
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Major U.S. stock indexes kicked off the week on a soft note Monday, under pressure after data showed slowing economic growth in China, and as investors awaited a heavy slate of corporate earnings. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 153 points, or 0.4%, to 35,143, while the S&P 500 was down 0.4% at 4,455 and the Nasdaq Composite gave up 0.3% to trade at 14,853. China reported 4.9% year-over-year growth in the third quarter, a big slowdown from the 7.9% recorded in the second quarter as construction output slowed.
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The supermarket company saw higher sales and raised its guidance for the full year on what it sees as a favorable consumer backdrop, despite logging steeper supply-chain costs for the fiscal second quarter.
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Walmart Inc. announced the return of its "Black Friday Deals for Days" event, taking place during the month of November. Over the course of three separate multi-day events, the company will offer promotions across electronics, home goods and other categories. Walmart members will get early access to the first two events, starting online on November 3 and November 10. Black Friday is the day after Thanksgiving. Walmart stock has fallen 2.5% for the year to date while the Dow Jones Industrial Average is up 15.3% for the period.
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With some social media companies on the ropes, these two companies provide safety in the space.
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 Toyota plans to invest $3.4 billion in U.S. batteries, including a new $1.3 billion battery plant for electric vehicles.
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Miami school says vaccinated students must stay home for 30 days to protect others, citing discredited info The Washington PostView Full Coverage on Google News
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Facebook's embrace of the metaverse comes as the company is mired in several controversies.
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Toyota will spend $3.4 billion through 2030 to make automotive batteries in the U.S. CNBCToyota, Stellantis to Build EV-Battery Factories in the U.S. The Wall Street JournalToyota to build $1.29B US battery plant employing 1,750 Yahoo NewsToyota to build U.S. battery plant, eventually localize EV production Automotive NewsToyota charg
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These three Dividend Kings have solid long-term track records of increasing payments.
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Facebook is planning to create 10,000 jobs in the European Union over the next five years to build a virtual realm it sees as a key component of its future and a major driver of new technology investment.
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Japan's currency hit by rising cost of imported petrochemicals and easy monetary policy
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Walmart stores are closed Thanksgiving but kick off the first "Black Friday Deals for Days" sale Nov. 3. Walmart members get early access to deals.
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The lawmakers told Amazon this is their "final opportunity" to provide proof their executives' claims were true.
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Gold futures inch higher in Monday dealings, finding some support from a retreat in global stock markets, but a rise in bitcoin and some strength in the U.S. dollar and Treasury yields served to limit price gains for the precious metal.
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Your ex-spouse can get benefits, but it won't affect the amount of money you receive.
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Supermarket operator Albertsons Cos. Inc. said Monday its board has approved a 20% increase in its quarterly dividend, raising it to 12 cents a share from 10 cents. The new dividend will be payable Nov. 12 to shareholders of record as of Oct. 29. Shares were up 3.6% premarket and have gained 62% in the year to date, while the S&P 500 has gained 19%.
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You can't count on the average monthly benefit check to be the amount you'll be receiving.
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Amazon may have lied to Congress, five U.S. lawmakers say ReutersMembers of Congressional Committee Question Whether Amazon Executives Misled Congress The Wall Street JournalLawmakers accuse Amazon executives of misleading or lying to Congress about its business practices TechCrunchMembers of congressional committee question if Amazon executives misled Congress Fox Business
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Here are three social commerce features Instagram has released recently and how to leverage them.
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President Biden has a big decision to make: Whether to reappoint Jerome Powell to a second term as Federal Reserve chairman or choose someone else for one of the world's most powerful economic jobs.
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As Rents Rise, So Do Pressures on People at Risk of Eviction The New York Times
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Biden must decide whether to reappoint Fed chief Jerome Powell NPRMarxists try to take Federal Reserve as Biden weighs whether to reappoint Powell: Devine New York Post Elizabeth Warren Doesn't Get Fed Trading Ban Proposal by Oct. 15 as Requested The Wall Street JournalSenate GOP signals they'll help bail out Biden's Fed chair | TheHill The HillView Full Coverage on Google News
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 Koninklijke Philips reports sharp profit rise, but sales miss expectations
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Walmart members get first dibs on Black Friday deals, which will start in early November CNBCBlack Friday started early at Amazon: the 9 best deals you need to see TechRadarWalmart unveils Black Friday 2021 plans with three sales, early access to deals for Walmart members USA TODAYView Full Coverage on Google News
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Growth of 4.9 percent shows the country's huge industrial sector has run into trouble. But exports and services are looking strong.
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Every week we highlight the most timely news in the crypto and blockchain industry, from developments in digital-asset companies, exchanges, funds and ventures, as well as important sector research and data.
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Cardinals vs Browns: Kyler Murray, Cardinals stay undefeated after win | CBS Sports HQ CBS Sports HQWithout coach Kliff Kingsbury, unbeaten Arizona Cardinals don't miss a beat to down Cleveland Browns ESPNKareem Hunt leaves field on cart, Baker Mayfield in sling, adding to Browns' injury woes Yahoo SportsBrowns hoping Kareem Hunt's calf injury isn't as serious as it looked: Takeaways cleveland.com
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Union leaders say pandemic frustrations spur "new militancy" among workers as critics warn that efforts hit companies already struggling with supply-chain problems.
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Buyers in Europe and US must wait longer for supplies as factories are forced to slash operating capacity
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