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Top Ten: Weekend roundup: 10 articles to improve your money and your life
MarketWatch’s most-read stories this week include analyses of the Beyond Meat stock phenomenon.
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Market Extra: UBS top economist put on leave after “Chinese pigs” comment provokes outcry
A top analyst at UBS took a leave of absence after his inclusion of the phrase “Chinese pigs” in research commentary this week.
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Trump Today: Trump Today: President criticizes Fed anew and accuses Pelosi of making ‘fascist’ statement
President Donald Trump aimed his latest criticism at the Federal Reserve on Friday, ahead of the central bank policymakers’ meeting next Tuesday and Wednesday, and said he predicted an eventual trade deal with China.
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The Fed: Retail sales look strong, with a solid gain in May and an upward revision to prior month
Retail sales rose 0.5% in May and were revised up sharply in the prior month, the Commerce Department said Friday.
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Bond Report: 10-year Treasury yield nears 21-month low after soft China data
Treasury prices rise Friday, pushing yields down close to multimonth lows, after Chinese industrial and investment data shows signs that the second largest economy in the world was under pressure.
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Mark Hulbert: Why the next bear market could shave 35% off the Dow
Stock market downturns tend to be more severe when they start from high valuations, writes Mark Hulbert.
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NerdWallet: Does your company’s 401(k) plan stack up with everyone else’s?
Here are some facts about 401(k) plans in the U.S.—see if you’re getting as much out of yours as you could be.
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NerdWallet: The ‘good enough’ theory and how you can apply it to your finances
Instead of being paralyzed by indecision, sometimes it’s best to choose and move on.
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Asia Markets: Asian markets mixed as global tensions rise on apparent oil-tanker attacks
Asian markets were mixed in early trading Friday as oil prices surged following apparent attacks on two tankers near the Strait of Hormuz.
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Cannabis Watch: Marijuana producer Hexo stock falls after sequential revenue decline in the wake of Canadian legalization
Hexo Corp. shares fell sharply in Thursday trading after the company announced a sequential decline in revenue as part of its third-quarter earnings just months following recreational legalization of marijuana in Canada.