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Sears bankruptcy could make these 5 big companies multi-million-dollar losers
Signs advertising store closing sales are seen on the doors of a Sears in New Hyde Park, New York, U.S., October 10, 2018. REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton Being an unsecured creditor of Sears (SHLD) right now is not a good place to be. The 125-year old former
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Insider Buys Of The Week: Conagra, Salesforce, Thor
Conventional wisdom says insiders and 10 percent owners really only buy shares of a company for one reason -- they believe the stock price will rise and they want to profit from it. While the board chair and other Salesforce.com, inc. (NYSE: CRM) executives have been selling throughout October, one director stepped up to the buy window this past week. The stock ended Friday at $146.74, down more than 4 percent for the week, and above the director's purchase price range.
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Tesla Skeptic Surprised by How Much He Enjoyed the Model 3
In a broader note about positive electric-car momentum, Jonas said he observed workers at Tesla’s lone auto plant in Fremont, California, who were “extremely busy cranking out Model 3s” for delivery in the U.S. He also drove the dual-motor performance version of the vehicle, which he sees as having better value-for-performance than the Model S sedan. “Frankly, our enjoyment of the high-spec version of the Model 3 took us by surprise,” Jonas said, adding that it’s “hard to say how much this matters.
BusinessMotley FoolThis $372 Million Windfall for Aurora Cannabis Could Be Just the Beginning
Investors have never been more excited about the prospects for marijuana stocks, and many of the best-known first movers in the industry call Canada their home. Aurora Cannabis (NASDAQOTH: ACBFF) (TSX: ACB) is one of the major companies in the cannabis industry looking to cash in on the impending legalization of recreational marijuana in Canada, and it's put together an impressive set of resources designed to let it take maximum advantage of growing consumer interest in cannabis products. Like most up-and-coming companies, Aurora Cannabis isn't consistently profitable, and the marijuana producer is spending freely to ramp up its production capabilities to stay ahead of competitors.
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This Is the Average American's Salary. How Does Yours Compare?
In an age of oversharing, many of us are remarkably tight-lipped when it comes to talking salary. But in reality, knowing where you stand can help you determine whether you're in a good place or whether you should be taking steps to boost your earnings
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Textron, NetJets strike aircraft deal for more than 300 p...
CNBC's Phil LeBeau reports from the National Business Aviation Association annual convention on Textron and NetJets's new aircraft deal.
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Here’s How Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Baby Will Change the Line Of Succession
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are expecting a baby in spring 2019, Kensington Palace announced Monday morning. Harry and Meghan married in May, becoming the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. Now, the question is where the new arrival will fit into the line of succession of the British royal family.
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Microsoft Earnings: Mark Your Calendar
Software giant Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) has continued to impress investors in 2018 amid its ongoing progress becoming a more cloud-centric company. Microsoft reports its first-quarter earnings for fiscal 2019 on October 24. Ahead of Microsoft's earnings release, here's an overview of some of the key areas investors will want to watch. Core to Microsoft's momentum recently is the company's rapidly growing commercial-cloud revenue.
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2 Pharmaceutical Stocks to Buy With Dividends of 3% or Better
During a tough week for the overall market, pharmaceutical stocks across the board fell a few notches despite a lack of significant news for the industry itself. Over the past five years, Pfizer has been able to raise its dividend 42% despite declining sales for aging blockbusters that lost patent protection and a sterile injectibles business that suffered major product shortages after it was acquired. Now that the worst is over, a strong product lineup and bulging pipeline could allow America's largest pharmaceutical company to direct a ton of cash toward its shareholders.
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Saudi Arabia Begins Internal Probe Into Khashoggi Disappearance
King Salman over the weekend ordered the Saudi public prosecutor to investigate the fate of Jamal Khashoggi, partly due to information received from Turkish authorities, the Saudi official said on Monday. While Saudi Arabia and Turkey have already said they would cooperate in a joint investigation, this would be a separate inquiry, the official said.
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September Aircraft Orders: Boeing Beats Airbus Again
Thus far, 2018 has been a great year for Boeing (NYSE: BA) in terms of aircraft orders. Meanwhile, Airbus (NASDAQOTH: EADSY) had another quiet month, allowing Boeing to extend its lead in the annual order race. During the first eight months of 2018, Boeing captured 581 net firm orders for commercial jets.
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Why I’m Not Worried About Being Behind on Retirement Savings
This is why I find it funny that we spend most of our lives “retirement planning” or planning for our deaths. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not shouting in the face of retirement planning or being prepared. Although I’ve gotten my life back on track since then, I’m still not worried about being behind on retirement savings, the magical “$1 million saved” for retirement number or all the “what ifs.” Why?
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Ford Escape sales are down — here’s how it compares with other small SUVs
Sales of the Ford Escape aren't what they used to be. The Escape, made at the Louisville Assembly Plant, saw sales decline by 20 percent in September 2018, compared with the same month last year. Ford and its Lincoln Motor Co. subsidiary have been successful in increasing sales of larger SUVs, such as the Navigator and Expedition this year.
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Carl Icahn boosts stake in Dell IPO standoff
Dell Technologies in July said it would pay $21.7 billion in cash and stock to buy back shares tied to its interest in software company VMware Inc. Icahn and other hedge fund investors have resisted the plan, saying the proposed deal massively undervalues the tracking stock. Dell said earlier this month that it had met with some investment banks to explore an initial public offering if its plan to buy the tracking stock of VMware falls through.
BusinessMarket RealistWhat Investors Should Know about AT&T’s Growth Prospects
What Investors Should Know about AT&T’s Growth Prospects AT&T’s earnings in Q3 2018 AT&T (T), the second-largest wireless service provider in the United States, is looking to showcase its strength as it nears its third-quarter earnings release. The company
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BofA Stung by Shadow Banks as Investment-Banking Fees Slip
While analysts had expected the firm to lose share to rivals in advisory fees, BofA also posted a 29 percent decline in debt-underwriting revenue, almost twice the drop that had been estimated. BofA’s income from leveraged finance was pinched by regulatory constraints and increased competition from nonbank lenders, sometimes known as shadow banks, Chief Financial Officer Paul Donofrio said on a call with journalists Monday. The firm’s investment bank has also been grappling with a string of senior-level departures this year, including the exit of the business’s head, Christian Meissner.
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Better Marijuana Stock: Canopy Growth Corporation vs. Aphria Inc.
Recreational marijuana sales begin on Oct. 17 in Canada, and investors convinced the program will be a hit have pushed shares of Canopy Growth Corporation (NYSE: CGC) and Aphria Inc. (NASDAQOTH: APHQF) up by 60% or better over the past few months. In just two short years, Canopy Growth Corporation's market cap has exploded from just $476 million two years ago to $10.1 billion at recent prices, and it looks like there could be more fireworks ahead. Canopy Growth has secured contracts that will require it to provide at least 67,000 kilograms of cannabis annually to Canadian provinces and territories.
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Trump on Saudi journalist: King firmly denies knowledge of what took place
President Trump on Pastor Brunson's release from a Turkish prison and his conversation with the king of Saudia Arabia about missing Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Bulls & Bears Of The Week: GE, Netflix, Nike, Twitter And More
Benzinga has featured looks at many investor favorite stocks over the past week. Bullish calls included an old-school conglomerate and a social media pair. Bearish calls included an electric car maker and a pharmaceutical firm. Another major hurricane
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2 Hot Marijuana Stocks Listing Soon on U.S. Exchanges -- Are They Buys?
Two marijuana stocks that are currently listed on Canadian stock exchanges soon plan also to list on U.S. stock exchanges. Aurora Cannabis (NASDAQOTH: ACBFF) (TSX: ACB) expects to trade on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) by the end of October and Aleafia Health (NASDAQOTH: ALEAF) should soon trade on the Nasdaq stock exchange. Are these hot marijuana stocks that are coming soon to U.S. stock exchanges smart picks to buy now?
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Should You Buy American Express (AXP) Ahead of Earnings?
Investors are always looking for stocks that are poised to beat at earnings season and American Express Company AXP may be one such company. The firm has earnings coming up pretty soon, and events are shaping up quite nicely for their report.That is because
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It’s Official -- These 5 Social Security Changes Are Coming for 2019
For workers, Social Security's maximum taxable earnings are increasing, and more income will be required to earn a Social Security "credit." Beneficiaries who claimed Social Security early and still work will be happy to learn they'll be able to earn more without a benefit reduction in 2019, and for high earners, the maximum possible Social Security benefit is also on the rise. With all of that in mind, here are the recently released details of these five 2019 Social Security changes. As I mentioned, Social Security beneficiaries are getting a 2.8% COLA starting with their January 2019 benefit payment.
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Will Procter & Gamble Start Its New Fiscal Year on the Right Foot?
Procter & Gamble (NYSE: PG) is less than a week away from its first earnings report of a new fiscal year, and shareholders are hoping for better results than what it delivered the previous two quarters, which were marked by sluggish sales growth that missed management's targets. P&G has been working to end a stubborn period of modest market share losses for several of its core franchises. Organic sales growth, which measures core revenue growth by factoring out exchange rate shifts and brand acquisitions, slowed to a 1% rate over the prior 12 months from 2% in fiscal 2017.
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Better Marijuana Stock: Aurora Cannabis vs. Auxly Cannabis Group
One is market cap: Aurora's market cap is nearly 18 times bigger than Auxly's. Then there's stock performance. Here's how Aurora Cannabis and Auxly Cannabis Group stack up against each other in the areas that do matter.
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He retired at 34. Here's how many people are enjoying a very early retirement
Retiring in your 60s and 70s can seem a challenge to pull off. A few early retirees break down how they did it. Retiring comfortably in yours 60s or 70s can seem a high-wire act, so how are some people pulling it off without a wrinkle in their face?
