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Tech Beatdown, Technical Tightrope, Treasury Spreads, Fed Out in Force
Plus, many economists don't seem to understand the term "full employment" and earnings season kicks off.
Bitten Market, Waning Volume, Virus Thoughts, Jobless Claims Quirk, CPI Watch
Plus, a quick look at earnings report winners and losers from Thursday after the market closed.
Divesting Strategies for 2017
Paul Hammes went on to say that 85% of the respondents believe their divestments created longterm value.
Have All of the Easy Deals Already Been Done?
When it comes to divestiture, Matthew Herman says uncertainty can lead to dislocation, but smart buyers can move on that dislocation.
U.S. Stocks Surge as FBI Clears Hillary Clinton
After a nine-day losing streak, U.S. stocks surged Monday as investors priced in a Hillary Clinton victory in Tuesday's presidential election.
Activists Force Boards to Prove Their Strategies to Long Term Investors
The tone is changing at corporate boards and corporations, following an explosion in activist hedge funds, says Colin Wittmer, U.S. Divestitures Leader at PwC.
Inside a $2 Million Wine and Spirits Auction at Christie’s
Christie's is holding a wine and spirits auction on Friday that could bring in $2 million, featuring five-figure bottles of wine and 30-year old bottles of whiskey.
New Jersey Estate Once Owned by Notorious Mobster Goes Up for Auction
If you ever dreamed about living like a rich mobster, now's your chance.
Here’s Why Millennials Are Investing in Art
Millennials are looking at art as an investment, a new survey said.
Fine Art Market Attracting New Investors Thanks to Strong Returns
Investors in the art market will find a better rate of return than many other assets, according to The Fine Art Fund Group.