Author: super@dmin
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The Wall Street Journal: Ex-Trump lawyer Michael Cohen hired an IT firm to rig early CNBC, Drudge polls
In early 2015, a man who runs a small technology company showed up at Trump Tower to collect $50,000 for having helped Michael Cohen, then Donald Trump’s personal lawyer, try to rig online polls in his boss’s favor before the presidential campaign.
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Europe Markets: European markets drop as SocGen warns on Q4 revenues
Bank stocks lead the declines
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Grow: Should you invest when the market is down?
Of course you should. But remember, it’s not wise to buy things only because they’re on sale.
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Experian organic revenue up 9%
Experian PLC (EXPN.LN) on Thursday reported organic revenue growth of 9% for the third quarter of fiscal 2019 and said it backed its full-year guidance. The credit-checking company said its North American business saw the highest levels of growth, with organic revenue up 12%, driven by performance across its divisions.
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Buyers are finally finding more discounts on new homes
Nearly one in four newly-constructed homes saw a price cut in the fourth quarter of 2018.
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Asia Markets: Asian shares rise, but report of U.S. probe into Huawei mutes gains
Asian shares were mostly higher Thursday after strong earnings reports lifted indexes on Wall Street. But a report that the U.S. was investigating China’s Huawei for allegedly stealing trade secrets from American companies limited gains.
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Jonathan Burton’s Life Savings: Jack Bogle gave individual investors the power to triumph over Wall Street
A chance discovery in 1949 led the Vanguard Group founder to champion shareholders as his life’s purpose.
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Mark Hulbert: Jack Bogle, mutual-fund industry agitator, got the last laugh
Vanguard’s Bogle bet that most active fund managers would lag behind the stock market, and he won big.
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John Bogle, Vanguard founder and investing legend, dies at 89
John C. Bogle, the father of the retail index fund and an outspoken champion for low-cost investing that won him heroic status among individual investors, died Wednesday. He was 89.
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The Tell: Goldman’s $467 million tax refund powers fourth-quarter outperformance, analysts says
Without the refund, profits would have been 20% lower.