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  • Finance

    The S&P 500 May Be Due for a 25% Correction, According to Historical Data

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    The HENRYs—High Earners, Not Rich Yet—May Finally Be Having Their Moment

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    A Wall Street Revolution: Why Active Fund Managers Have ‘Stopped Yawning and Started Flexing Their Muscles’

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  • LIANYUNGANG, CHINA – OCTOBER 14: Workers stack bags of soda ash in preparation for shipment at a port on October 14, 2019 in Lianyungang, Jiangsu Province of China.(Photo by Geng Yuhe/VCG via Getty Images)Finance

    This Medical Supply Company Sourced 35% of Its Products From China. Here’s What Happened When Trump’s Tariffs Changed Everything

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  • Finance

    Trump’s Tariffs Were Supposed to Ding China, But the U.S. Economy Is Getting Hit 2.5x Harder

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    How the Man Who Nailed Madoff Got GE Wrong

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  • portrait of Charles Scharf, CEO of Wells Fargo talkingFinance

    Wells Fargo’s New CEO Charlie Scharf Spent 25 Years Learning From Jamie Dimon—Now He’s Taking Him On

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  • John Foley, co-founder and chief executive officer of Peloton Interactive Inc.

    To Reward Investors, Peloton Needs To Ride Like the Wind

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    Will the Bakkt Launch Help Bitcoin Go Mainstream?

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    Corporate Earnings are Flatlining—and That’s Terrible News for the Stock Market

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  • Finance

    Beware the Bond Market: Fixed Income Is Now at Least as Risky as the Stock Market, by This Measure

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  • A General Electric turbine for Boeing 777 is on diFinance

    GE’s Basic Businesses Are Badly Underperforming, by This Accounting Metric

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  • GE Aviation PlantFinance

    ‘Destruction of Capital’: How GE’s Decade of Stock Buybacks May Come Back to Haunt the Company

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  • Cliff Asness, co-founder and managing principal of investment firm AQR Capital Management LLC. Photographer: Chris Goodney/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesFinance

    Bonds Are The Most Expensive They’ve Been in 64 Years. Here’s What That Means for Your Portfolio

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  • FILE PHOTO: A subsea oil and gas tree is lowered into a testing pool at the General Electric Co. (GE) manufacturing plant in Montrose, U.K. Photographer: Simon Dawson/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesFinance

    The Most Fascinating Standoff in Corporate America: The Accountant Who Exposed Madoff vs. GE

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