Author: super@dmin
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Metals Stocks: Gold pulls back from 10-month high after January Fed minutes
Gold lost ground Thursday after minutes from the Fed’s January meeting released a day earlier sounded less dovish than investors had expected.
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More Americans are taking at least 2 years to pay off their credit-card debt
For many Americans, carrying a balance on their credit cards is the norm — and they’re paying for it.
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Jeff Reeves’s Strength in Numbers: 5 cheap stocks under $10 even high-rollers might like
There’s plenty of risk and potential for a bargain in these underloved stocks, writes Jeff Reeves.
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Mark Hulbert: Three things to look for in Warren Buffett’s annual shareholder letter
Berkshire Hathaway’s annual report is scheduled to be released Saturday.
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NerdWallet: Save time and money by changing your screen habits
Instead of wasting time on your phone, here are some ways to make your screen time more productive.
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Centrica profit rises; sells Clockwork for $300M
British Gas owner Centrica PLC (CNA.LN) said Thursday that pretax profit rose sharply in 2018, and it has agreed to sell its Clockwork home-services business to Apax Partners-backed Authority Brands for $300 million.
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Asia Markets: Asian stocks rise after report of outline to end U.S.-China trade war
Asian stock markets shook off early doldrums Thursday following a report that U.S. and Chinese negotiators were outlining a plan to end the trade war.
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The Wall Street Journal: Deutsche Bank takes a $1.6 billion loss on a bond investment
The loss is about four times larger than the bank’s entire profit from 2018.
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Key Words: Here’s that footage of Tucker Carlson calling a guest a ‘moron’ and an ‘a-hole’ that Fox News refused to air
Historian Rutger Bregman, who became a viral sensation for blunt talk on taxing the rich, was recently interviewed by Fox News host Tucker Carlson. The pleasantries didn’t last long. Fox wouldn’t air it, but Bregman would. And did.
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Cryptos: Phone hacks cost crypto owners millions of dollars — but cops are catching on
Remotely taking control of a person’s cellphone and using their personal data to swindle sums of cash is nothing new. But with the emergence of cryptocurrencies, the number of cases is on the rise.