Author: super@dmin
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Metals Stocks: Gold edges lower as investors shake off trade worries
Gold edges lower for a second day Tuesday as investors shake off trade worries, with appetite for riskier assets boosted by additional efforts by China to stoke its economy.
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The Ratings Game: Visa aims to expand beyond cards with launch of B2B Connect
Visa Inc. on Tuesday announced the launch of its B2B Connect platform, part of the payments giant’s efforts to move beyond card-based transactions.
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FA Center: International stocks just can’t compete with the U.S. market right now
2019 is shaping up as yet another year where non-U.S. stocks lag the S&P 500, writes Mark Hulbert.
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Jeff Reeves’s Strength in Numbers: These embarrassing mega-merger flops prove that bigger isn’t always better
Raytheon-United Technologies deal may work out, but mergers can be painful for investors, writes Jeff Reeves.
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Asia Markets: Asian markets gain despite fresh tariff threats from Trump
Asian markets gained in early trading Tuesday, despite fresh threats from President Donald Trump to raise tariffs on imports from China.
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One dead in helicopter crash landing on Midtown Manhattan building
The New York Fire Department on Monday afternoon was responding to a helicopter has crash in Midtown Manhattan.
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Market Extra: Investors face a conundrum: which market is wrong?
If it’s true that markets face slowing economic growth and lower corporate profits due to geopolitical uncertainty fostered by President Donald Trump’s use of an import duties as a weapon to cure a host of domestic problems, then why is the S&P 500 less than 2% from its late-April record?
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After Trump tax cuts, corporate cash hoards finally shrink
U.S. corporations have been finally opening up their wallets
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Encore: Making sense of bankruptcy and retirement plans
The provisions seem inconsistent.
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The Tell: Don’t expect a Mexico tariff deal to halt the U.S. Treasury 10-year slide to 2%, analyst says
The Trump administration’s trade deal with Mexico is unlikely to have a lasting impact on the bond-markets, says BMO.