by Dorian Holden | Sep 6, 2019 | Markets
The Federal Reserve is still on track to cut rates later this month. All after the U.S. posted softer than expected employment numbers. Just this morning, the Labor Department reported the U.S. added just 130,000 new jobs in August 2019. That marks...
by Dorian Holden | Sep 6, 2019 | Markets
If the WeWork IPO even makes it to market, it may not even be worth owning. The company, which rents out spaces to businesses was founded back in 2010 by CEO Adam Neuman – whose site says he’s “committed to elevating the collective consciousness of the world by...
by Dorian Holden | Sep 5, 2019 | Markets
Here we go again. Days after the U.S. and China tariffed each other, both will meet again in October 2019 in a new attempt to tame the trade war, says Beijing. After all, it’s needed after it’s done quite a bit of damage to the global economy, business...
by Dorian Holden | Sep 5, 2019 | Markets
Apparently, a junk food diet can cause blindness. In fact, a new case proves it’s possible. After years of feasting on nothing more than French fries, white bread, ham slices, sausage, and potato chips, a 17-year-old boy in the UK went blind from it. All...
by Jamie Johnson | Sep 4, 2019 | Markets
The company’s shares are down nearly 30% from a year earlier. Shares of Square have remained largely flat over the past couple months and are down nearly 30% from a year earlier. But on Tuesday, two different analysts upgraded the stock, arguing that better times may...
by Dorian Holden | Sep 4, 2019 | Markets
General Electric plunged the other week on damaging allegations. You may remember Harry Markopolos claimed the company was hiding its financial problems and would need to significantly raise insurance reserves. “My team has spent the past 7 months analyzing GE’s...
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