Author: super@dmin
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The Moneyist: My family took $60,000 from my late father’s bank account — and gave him morphine before he died
This woman says she was cheated out of her share of her father’s inheritance.
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The Tell: Dimon says U.S. relationship with China will be its most important over next 100 years
Wall Street’s longest-serving bank CEO Jamie Dimon on Wednesday said he thinks the consumer and the economy are in good shape and that the U.S.’s relationship with China remains a vital one.
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The richest people in the world live in this city (it’s not Hong Kong or London)
Where the wealthiest people in the world live is quickly changing.
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Personal Finance Daily: How to stop Facebook from tracking everything about you and one furloughed worker’s unique side hustle during the shutdown
Wednesday’s top personal finance stories
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Economic Report: Fed’s Beige Book says contacts in ‘many’ districts have become less optimistic
A litany of worries, including volatility in stock markets has contacts feeling less optimistic in “many” districts, according to the Fed’s Beige Book report released Wednesday.
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Market Extra: What is a no-confidence vote?
The U.K. government is facing a vote of no confidence in Parliament over its handling of Brexit on Wednesday. Here is how this mechanism works.
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The Conversation: Debit card for student-loan borrowers will do little to erase a mountain of debt
The issuing bank, in return, could get valuable behavioral data and a lifetime of fees once students enter the workforce.
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The richest people on the planet had an unceremonious wake-up call in 2018
People with a net worth of between $1 million and $30 million had a disappointing year.
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Market Extra: Head of world’s largest asset manager says stock market has hit a bottom — but this would make it surge
Larry Fink, CEO of world’s largest asset management firm, BlackRock Inc., says that the stock market has probably put in a bottom but that for sentiment to take off the U.S.’s spat with China on trade needs to get resolved.
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The Tell: Eisman of ‘The Big Short’ fame says he’s shorting U.K. banks because nobody has ‘any idea’ about ‘economic impact of Brexit’
Investor Steve Eisman says he’s betting against U.K. banks amid a testy Brexit negotiation.