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3 'Flextensions' Very Evident in This Market: Tesla, Oil and Bonds
Brexit is not the only big issue getting kicked down the road lately.
Selfish China and the United States Inflict Pain on Asian Investors
Asia, outside China, is going to have to stand on its own two feet while China and the United States get their complicated dance partnership sorted out.
Cryptocurrency Comeback Could Be Benefiting Semi Stocks
Crypto could be carrying, rather than crashing semi stocks once again.
Facebook Courts 'Quality' Content Partners, Offering Cash
Facebook is looking for quality content and is willing to pony up the dough to get it.
Uber vs. Lyft: The Tale of the Titanic IPO Tape
Who you gonna call for a ride?
What the Homebuilder Hot Streak Means for Home Depot, Lowe's
The major homebuilders are forecasting strong demand into the second half of 2019, giving a boost Wednesday to shares of Home Depot and Lowe's.
Samsung Warning Should Sour International Investors on Seoul and Taipei
The tech giant makes up such a large part of the Korean stock index that its woes can't help but be a drag on the market as a whole.
Tilray Touts Global Ambition as Erosion of Canadian Market Expected
A key aspect of the international expansion is the company's recent acquisition of hemp-food producer Manitoba Harvest in February.
Chart of the Day: Just How Big Was Marriott's Data Breach?
Context and transparency are key aspects to consider at Marriott.
Marriott Is Booking Gains on Monday Thanks to Aggressive Growth Plan
Marriott is making many investors more comfortable with a new growth model that proposes aggressive expansion and sizable shareholder returns.