Author: super@dmin
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Brett Arends’s ROI: Farmers ride the gravy train as Trump boosts welfare to the Heartland
Between this year and last, U.S. farmers will receive about $27 billion in so-called aid because of the president’s damaging policies.
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What investors can learn from ‘Jeopardy!’ phenom James Holzhauer
Bringing a new strategy to the game
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Market Snapshot: Stocks trade higher but Dow on pace for longest weekly losing streak since 2011
Stocks rise Friday as trade-war fears receded somewhat following reports President Donald Trump may ease up on restrictions against Huawei Technologies Inc. as part of a bigger trade deal with China
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U.S. consumers may finally embrace tap payments as New York subways ready contactless rollout
The U.S. has been slow to embrace tap-to-pay transactions, but history suggests that a turning point may be near.
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Why it’s a smart move to list your home on Memorial Day Weekend
‘A lot of home buyers are hitting open houses instead of the beach.’
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Top Ten: 10 articles to help you with money, investing and life
MarketWatch’s most interesting stories this week include an innovative series about planning and living in retirement, different ways to invest in Tesla, and how China’s trade negotiations and policy moves might play out.
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Retirement savings is just a mess in this country, according to the Federal Reserve
There is a gulf between perception and reality.
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Metals Stocks: Gold on track for weekly win after reasserting haven role
Gold edges lower in Friday trade but is on track for a weekly gain after finding renewed haven support on rising trade-war worries.
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Europe Markets: European stocks rally as Trump hints at softening Huawei ban; U.K.’s May quits
Europe’s bourses head higher Friday as investors appear to find some buying appetite as President Donald Trump moderates his tactics against Huawei Technologies Inc., signaling some softening in U.S.-China trade animosities
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Bond Report: Treasury yields rebounds as stocks attempt to claw back from weeklong selloff
Treasury prices fall Friday, pushing yields higher, as U.S. equities look to recover from the previous session’s slump, sapping appetite for government paper.