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The Moneyist: ‘Thanksgiving dinner doesn’t need two headless chickens fighting over the soul of the nation’: If you must talk politics, read these rules of engagement first
There is a golden rule for dealing with difficult, emotive issues.
Continue readingPaul Brandus: A terrible 2020 is ending with reasons for optimism
One of the worst years in American history is winding down — and good riddance. More than a quarter-million Americans dead in a pandemic. Large swaths of the economy crushed. Lives shattered, dreams destroyed. Our politics has left us more divided, I think, than at any time since the Civil War. Gun violence has soared […]
Continue readingMetals Stocks: Gold prices tumble further, on the verge of breaking below 200-day moving average
Gold futures were on track for another sharp drop on Tuesday and threatening to drag the precious metal’s price below a level seen as key support.
Continue readingOutside the Box: Why these 5 U.S. cities will bounce back from COVID-19 faster and stronger
The “death of the city” theme has been around for the better part of a century, and yet many cities clearly have found ways to thrive. Even in the midst of a crisis, investors in cities can find opportunities for growth and income. That’s especially true now as people move from cities to the suburbs […]
Continue reading‘It would be incredible if Jeff Bezos could maybe just hold off for a day’: Small business owners can’t compete with Amazon’s Black Friday deals
When Joey Clark was able to reopen Kin, a boutique women’s clothing store located in Philadelphia, in June after being closed since early March, her customers couldn’t bear to look at dresses she so desperately wanted to sell to free up shelf space.
Continue readingU.S. media is far more pessimistic in covering the coronavirus pandemic than anyone else
It was sometime after the end of the first coronavirus wave that Bruce Sacerdote, a professor of economics at Dartmouth College, noticed something puzzling. “We were doing lots of staying at home and social distancing, and you could see the case numbers coming down, and I and my co-authors are watching the TV obsessively, and […]
Continue readingSustainable Footwear Brand VIVAIA Launches Free Trial Worldwide
VIVAIA, an up-and-coming brand of eco-friendly footwear, has launched a “New Product Testers Wanted“ campaign on November 24th, 2020. MIAMI, Nov. 24, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — “Sustainable, stylish, step into conscious comfort.” Bearing this vision in mind, VIVAIA focuses on creating a positive impact on both the environment and people. Applying recycled materials, VIVAIA has established […]
Continue readingNeed to Know: If Wall Street’s S&P 500 forecasts for 2021 are wrong, these stocks will prevail, says Stifel strategist
Optimism is in the air for Tuesday, as the formal transition process for President-elect Joe Biden got the green light from the current White House administration, and former Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen drew some Wall Street cheers as his Treasury secretary appointee.
Continue readingMarket Snapshot: Dow poised to make fresh assault on 30,000
U.S. stocks were on track to climb Tuesday, with the Dow set to make another approach to the 30,000 level, as positive news on progress toward a Biden administration and on a COVID-19 vaccine, in a holiday-shortened week, supported buying on Wall Street.
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