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Stock market crashes are usually painful, but the next one could bring big opportunities.
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China securities watchdog seeks closer cooperation with U.S. Yahoo FinanceChina Seeks More Communication With U.S. on Overseas IPOs BloombergChina urges communication after US tightens listing conditions Global TimesChina calls for closer communication with US over stock market controls Financial TimesU.S. halts IPOs for Chinese-based companies ReutersView Full Coverage on Google News
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Beijing's market regulator calls for cooperation with Washington on overseas listings
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 Home prices shot up dramatically during the pandemic. Can the good times last when the Fed eventually cuts back on buying mortgage and Treasury bonds?
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Pay bills, save, give, enjoy: The generation scarred by global crises and the high cost of education is teaching their kids some valuable financial lessons.
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Five key lessons on outperformance from Prabha Ram at the American Century Focused Dynamic Growth Fund.
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Disney is once again requiring visitors to wear masks indoors at Disneyland and Walt Disney World as the delta variant spreads.
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China's catering industry has historically carried low regulatory risk — and this is now a big draw
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 Dole PLC stumbled out of the gate Friday, as the Ireland-based fruit and vegetable company's stock opened 6.3% below the price of the downsized initial public offering, then slipped even further. The IPO had priced overnight at $16 a share, at the low end of the recently lowered expected range of between $16 and $17. The company raised $400 million, as it sold 25.0 million shares in the IPO, down from expectations of a 30.3 million share offering. The stock's first trade was at $15.00 at 11:18 a.m. Eastern for 1.6 million shares. At that price, the company was valued at $1.48 billion. The stock was down 9.1% at $14.55 in recent trading. The stock's downbeat debut occurred on a day that the Renaissance IPO ETF rose 0.1% while the S&P 500 slid 0.5%.
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