Author: super@dmin
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Dish Network’s stock dives as subscribers fall with loss of HBO, Univision
Shares of Dish Network took a dive Wednesday, after the pay-TV services provider reported disappointing earnings, with satellite service subscribers falling below the 10 million mark for the first time in 15 years.
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What exactly is insider trading—and how do you avoid it?
You don’t have to be the one doing the trading to get in trouble.
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Market Extra: Chinese stock-market investors are cheering Trump’s softened tone on tariffs
Optimism over a potential trade deal between the two largest economies in the world is helping to support markets on both sides of the Pacific Ocean with stocks in China rallying along with their peers in the U.S.
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Global Payments CEO says earnings highlight ‘competitive moat’ of tech offerings
Global Payments Inc. shares are up nearly 4% in midday trading Wednesday, after the financial-technology company beat expectations on the bottom line and increased its buyback program.
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Venture capitalists still give most of their money to white men, study finds
Investors are biased against women and minority-owned businesses, the report concludes.
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Market Extra: Why bond traders are breathing a sigh of relief over a tentative deal to avoid another government shutdown
Market participants say another partial government closure could complicate efforts to plan for one of the most frenetic periods in the Treasury futures market
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The Fed: Fed’s Harker: One interest-rate hike in 2019 and another in 2020 will be appropriate
Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker thinks economic conditions will warrant one interest-rate hike this year and another in 2020.
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Deep Dive: Twitter and Amazon are in elite company: S&P 500 companies that both increased sales significantly and fattened margins
The ability to raise prices while sales are going up is always a good sign.
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The Moneyist: I just discovered that my husband is leaving his savings to his mother
‘I’m so frustrated that we don’t have a will that I’m almost ready to write my own without him.’
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Capitol Report: Washington moves closer to delivering protections for banks that work with the pot industry
Banks and credit unions often complain of legal problems for financial institutions aiming to serve cannabis-related businesses. Washington finally may deliver some protections.