Author: super@dmin
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The Wall Street Journal: Billionaire Klarman hires manager for family office to free up time to run $27 billion hedge fund
Billionaire investor Seth Klarman will no longer manage his family foundation’s money, a move that is expected to give him more time to manage his $27 billion hedge-fund firm.
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Cryptos: Bitcoin slips below $3,400 to a one-week low
Bitcoin prices fell on Wednesday, trading below $3,400 to their lowest level since Jan. 29.
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Capitol Report: Pelosi responds to Trump’s State of the Union with smirks and eye roll | Lawmakers revive bipartisan bill targeting drug prices
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi appeared to smirk, chuckle, shake her head or roll her eyes several times during President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address on Tuesday night, notes one report.
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NerdWallet: Be prepared to take shelter in the next recession
Recessions are inevitable, but smart preparation may reduce the impact on you.
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Outside the Box: Invest in marijuana? What are you smoking?
Welcome to the cannabis bubble.
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Credit.com: This is what a car accident can do to your credit score
Walking away from a car crash is a good thing, but it can impact your finances, including your credit score.
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Asia Markets: Stocks rise in Japan, Australia as most Asian markets remain closed for holiday
Shares advanced in Asia on Wednesday following a rally on Wall Street led by technology companies.
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Personal Finance Daily: Some lawmakers say student-debt woes are exaggerated and why San Francisco Bay Area house prices may rise this year
Tuesday’s top personal finance stories
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Market Extra: Here’s what this year’s State of the Union address means for stock-market investors
The stock market has rebounded from a dreadful December but investors could be keying in on coming comments from President Donald Trump for further direction about plans to help deliver a fresh jolt to the economy and their wallets.
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Capitol Report: Bernie Sanders takes shot at former Goldman Sachs boss Lloyd Blankfein over ‘making the very rich even richer’
Senator Bernie Sanders and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer co-wrote a piece this week about their plans to introduce a bill limiting corporate stock buybacks. Now Bernie Sanders and Lloyd Blankfein are taking it to Twitter.