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 There's always an reason to sell, especially if you're a regular consumer of financial news. Disaster looms around every corner, so say the clickiest headlines. But reasons to buy? Well, those are a bit trickier to track down.
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The market says Google parent company Alphabet Inc. is worth $1 trillion, but investors who have tried know that putting a believable valuation on this company is extremely difficult.
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Don't believe the hype, yet, on the 5G revolution — there will be plenty of opportunities to cash in later.
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Bitcoin's price surged nearly 98% in 2019, as measured by futures traded on the CME Group Inc. and is up 23% so far this year. Here's why.
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‘I own the house and I'm ready to just give it to him and walk away with my small retirement fund.'
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On Saturday, Buckingham Palace announced that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will relinquish their official duties as members of the British royal family, plus their HRH titles.
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 Natural gas markets dipped a below the two dollars level momentarily during the day on Friday, as the natural gas markets continue to struggle. This being the case, there is nothing good looking about this chart, and as a result it's likely that the market will continue to be miserable.
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Families making under $1,500 a month shelled out nearly 40% of their income to child-care expenses, according to one estimate.
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This retiree is looking for some spots where he can ‘live and let live.'
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The marketplace for Vertical Takeoff and Landing (VTOL) aircraft is heating up.
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 (Bloomberg) -- Terms of Trade is a daily newsletter that untangles a world embroiled in trade wars. Sign up here. India's government has scoffed at Amazon.com Inc. founder Jeff Bezos' offer to invest $1 billion in the country, firing the latest salvo at an e-commerce giant that's been accused of predatory business practices.Trade minister Piyush Goyal delivered a stinging rebuke two days after Bezos arrived in New Delhi and touted his efforts to help digitize small and medium enterprises. The investment would bring Amazon's bet on the Indian market to about $6.5 billion. Goyal told a gathering of foreign ministers from around the world he welcomed an investigation into the company's alleged "predatory pricing and unfair trade practices.""They may have put in a billion dollars," Goyal said at the Raisina Dialogue in New Delhi on Thursday. "But then if they make a loss of a billion dollars every year, then they jolly well have to finance that billion dollars. So it's not as if they are doing a great favor to India when they invest a billion dollars."Bezos has attracted significant opposition during a tour of India intended to underscore its importance as a growth driver for Amazon. The country's antitrust regulator initiated a formal investigation hours before his arrival, and retailers affiliated with the Confederation of All India Traders organized sit-ins and public rallies in multiple cities to protest Amazon's traditional cut-price approach and exclusive-selling practices.Outside the venue of Amazon India's
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Brain health: The best investment for retirement
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U.S. market nowadays increasingly resembles the dot-com bubble, writes Vitaliy Katsenelson.
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‘My mother died about 15 years ago and the only asset she had was her home.'
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 Southwest Airlines Co. said Thursday it is planning to remove the Boeing 737 Max aircraft from its schedule through June 6, based on the uncertainty surrounding the timing of a return to service. The airline had previously said it would keep the aircraft off its schedule through April 13. "The revision will proactively remove roughly 330 weekday flights from our schedule out of our total peak-day schedule of more than 4,000 daily flights," the airline said in a statement on its website. The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration and other regulators around the world grounded the 737 Max last year after two fatal crashes, that are believed to be related to problems with its MCAS automated system. Shares were up slightly premarket and have gained about 11% in the last 12 months, while the NYSE Arca Airline ETF has gained 11% and the S&P 500 has gained 26%.
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Shares of Bombardier Inc. plunged 30% in afternoon trading, toward the lowest close in nearly 4 years, after the Montreal-based plains and trains maker warned of a surprise decline in revenue, citing challenges faced by its transportation business. That puts the stock on track for the biggest-ever one-day percentage decline, surpassing the previous record of 25.6% on Jan. 15, 2015. The company said it expects fourth-quarter revenue of approximately $4.2 billion, down from $4.3 billion a year ago, and below the FactSet consensus of $4.95 billion. Transportation revenue is expected to be about $1.8 billion, below the FactSet consensus of $2.21 billion. Bombardier said it's transportation business was taking a $350 million charge related to London Overground's LoTrain project, negotiations with the Swiss Federal Railways and increased costs for projects in Germany. For 2019, the company said it now expects free cash flow to be negative $1.2 billion, compared with the cash-burn guidance provided in October of $500 million. The stock, on track for the lowest close since March 17, 2016, has now shed 23.3% over the past three months, while the Dow Jones Transportation Average has gained 8.3% and the Dow Jones Industrial Average has advanced 8.1%.
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