Author: super@dmin
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The Fed: Fed says risky debt issuance to business sector has picked up
Risky new loans are being made to already debt-laden companies at a solid pace in the first quarter and credit standards have deteriorated further, according to the second-ever Federal Reserve report on financial stability released Monday.
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My 90-year-old partner’s children want his money, but don’t want to help with his care
‘His daughter said she would go on vacation with her father, but wouldn’t take him to a doctor’s appointment.’
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The No. 1 financial mistake mothers say they made with their first child
Mothers are less open to talking about family finances than fathers, research shows.
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Market Snapshot: U.S. stocks battered as Trump reignites China trade-war fears
U.S. stocks come off lows but trade squarely in negative territory Monday after President Donald Trump threatened over the weekend to increase tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods,
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Encore: Sex and annuities: figuring out what’s fair
If Social Security sold annuities, would it provide the same amounts to men and women?
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The Tell: One sector is particularly vulnerable to Trump’s trade tweets, and it could have major implications for your portfolio
The stock market managed to bounce off the lows of Monday’s session, but the fierce selloff provided another example of just how exposed investors are to trade tensions and President Trump’s itchy Twitter finger.
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Market Extra: China’s financial market slump highlights sensitivity to Trump’s trade threats — in one chart
Chinese financial markets come under pressure following Trump’s latest threat to ramp up tariffs.
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IPO Report: Uber set to dominate IPO market in busiest week for deals since 2015
The U.S. initial public offering market is facing its biggest week since 2015 with at least 15 deals expected to price, including Uber, the biggest IPO since Alibaba in 2014 and biggest U.S. company deal since Facebook in 2012.
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How to trade stocks as Trump threatens China with new tariffs
The S&P 500 Index has five new support zones.
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The Tell: Goldman says Trump tariff threat ‘raises odds of further tariff escalation’ as stock market’s calm phase ends abruptly
A state of relative placidity in global markets has come to and end as President Donald Trump issued more combative rhetoric about China tariffs, prompting strategist at Goldman Sachs to increase the likelihood that international trade tensions will escalate.