Author: super@dmin
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The Tell: U.S. economy may face trouble if ‘sideways’ Treasury trade doesn’t end
After enduring searing volatility in Treasurys, bond investors are finding stable footing once again
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Trump Today: Trump Today: President cancels Pelosi’s overseas trip, citing shutdown
President Donald Trump on Thursday canceled an overseas trip by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, citing the ongoing partial government shutdown. He also called for expanded U.S. missile defenses at an event at the Pentagon.
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Personal Finance Daily: You’ll tip more at a restaurant if it has this and here’s how rich people approach problems
Thursday’s top personal finance stories
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Big 5 banks had a tough time trading in volatile markets
When the going gets tough on Wall Street, brokers can lose money too, just like their customers.
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Market Extra: Why sterling rallied to a roughly 2-month high with no fresh Brexit developments
How, when and if Brexit will get done is still uncertain. Yet, the British pound rallied on Thursday. It appears, in the absence of anything better, no news is good news.
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Cryptos: Bitcoin prices steady, hold within medium-term range
Cryptocurrency prices are trading sideways on Thursday, in what has been a quiet start to the day for the digital currency market.
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The Tell: Bank stocks are flying high in 2019, but here’s why the party might not last
Financial sector outperformance is an oversold bounce, not the start of a trend, skeptics say.
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Exclusive: Fast-fashion giant Primark has explored a major e-commerce sales push
British-based clothing chain Primark has weighed selling its discount offerings online for the first time, which would mark a major shift in strategy if consummated.
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Here are the more than two dozen Democrats running for president or in the mix
Some candidates have started early, others are waiting. Here’s the list of two dozen Democrats either running for president or lining up at the starting line
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Deep Dive: Don’t overlook mid-cap stocks — they beat large-caps by a mile in the long run
Companies with market values of $2 billion to $10 billion are selling at cheaper valuations than large-caps and small-caps.