Author: super@dmin
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BookWatch: ‘I had invested a lot in myself and felt ready to take the plunge.’ This self-made millionaire shares his top money-making secrets.
Want to be a millionaire? Savings and investments can do it, but building a successful business is a faster track.
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The Ratings Game: Mastercard, Fiserv and more: These payments stocks dubbed favorites for 2023
Analysts at RBC Capital Markets and Bank of America highlighted how Mastercard is battle-tested for bad times
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: Nursing-home residents and staff are not up to date on COVID-19 vaccines
Vaccination rates dropped after mandates, so fewer people have up-to-date boosters.
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: ‘I f—ed up’: That’s how Sam Bankman-Fried intended to start his testimony to a House committee on Tuesday, before his arrest
Co-founder and CEO of now bankrupt crypto platform FTX Trading took clear aim at John Ray, Sullivan & Cromwell and rival exchange Binance in his testimony.
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The Wall Street Journal: China files complaint against U.S. semiconductor rules at WTO
China’s Ministry of Commerce said Monday it had filed a complaint against the U.S. at the World Trade Organization in response to new controls from Washington on semiconductor trade with China
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: Bitcoin jumps to monthly high as U.S. inflation slows
Bitcoin was trading just over $17,500 on Tuesday, a price the crypto has not hit since November 10.
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: The Federal Reserve lost its way in the fight against inflation. This is how it can get back its credibility.
The central bank is in a Fed-made mess. Congress could help straighten out its mandate.
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The Ratings Game: Oracle’s ‘practically perfect’ earnings report sends stock higher
Oracle Corp.’s cloud offerings and its Cerner business were highlights of the software company’s second-quarter results, say analysts.
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The Ratings Game: Why FedEx stock can still win even as ‘the market has given up hope’ on shipper
Bernstein analyst David Vernon sees potential for FedEx’s stock to be a winner next year, despite a bleak view of the name on Wall Street.
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Economic Report: U.S. inflation slows again, CPI shows, as Fed prepares to raise interest rates
The cost of living rose a scant 0.1% in November, the latest in a string of mild readings that suggest the worst U.S. inflation in 40 years is receding