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  • Hurricane Florence Flooding North CarolinaFinance

    Companies That Mention Hurricanes in Their 10-Ks Lose 5% of Market Value

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  • Empty mall-Service SectorFinance

    Another Warning Sign for the Economy: Service Sector Growth Is Slowing

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  • The Federal Reserve Begins Last Meeting Of 2008Finance

    The Fed’s Repo Market Bailout Is a Sign of Deeper Problems—That Are Getting Worse Over Time

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  • us-politics-impeachmentFinance

    How the Impeachment Process Could Impact the Stock Market

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  • (Photo by Jackal Pan/Visual China Group via Getty Images)Finance

    3 Ways WeWork Board Members Can Pressure CEO Adam Neumann to Step Down

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  • (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)Finance

    Recession Watch: The Yield Curve Suggests Some Worry About the Economy Has Passed

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  • U.S.-WASHINGTON D.C.-JEROME POWELL-SENATE-HEARINGFinance

    Trump Wants Negative Rates Now–and It Could End Up Costing You

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  • A WeWork office is seen in New York City on July 19, 2019. – With its free coffee, couches and glass partitions, shared workspace startup WeWork has shaken up both office culture and commercial real estate. Brushing aside questions about its business model, the New York outfit shows no signs of slowing down and is now preparing for its Wall Street debut to raise fresh capital. (Photo by TIMOTHY A. CLARY / AFP) (Photo credit should read TIMOTHY A. CLARY/AFP/Getty Images)Finance

    WeWork’s Options for Raising Cash Are Narrowing Fast Ahead of Its IPO

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  • LAWRENCE, MASSACHUSETTS – AUGUST 16: Old factories sit along the railroad tracks in Lawrence on August 16, 2019 in Lawrence, Massachusetts. Lawrence, once one of America’s great manufacturing cities with immigrants from around the world coming to work in its textile and wool processing mills, has struggled to find its economic base since the decline of manufacturing. Despite a strong national economy, Lawrence, and many mid-size American cities and towns, are struggling with persistent joblessness, an opioid epidemic and a lack of affordable housing. While Lawrence is witnessing pockets of investment, many of its residents are facing economic hardship. Currently one-third of Lawrence’s children live in poverty, 36 percent of residents receive aid under the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program and just over 24 percent of residents live in poverty. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)Finance

    Is the U.S. Economy Heading for Recession? Even in Trump Country They’re Getting Worried

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  • Traders work after the opening bell during the IPO of the ride sharing company Uber, at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on May 10, 2019, in New York. (Photo by Johannes EISELE / AFP) (Photo credit should read JOHANNES EISELE/AFP/Getty Images)Finance

    Uber Could Save Billions in Taxes With This Little-Noticed Move

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  • Real Estate Upstart WeWork Releases Paperwork For Initial Public OfferingFinance

    WeWork Is Only Making Its Image Problems Worse by Trying to Control the Narrative, Say Critics

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  • Trading On The Floor Of The NYSE While U.S. Equities Slip as Traders Weigh Fed OutlookFinance

    Tyson Shares Tumble 8% on Lowered Earnings Target, but Investors May Not Want to Fly the Coop Just Yet

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  • Economic and Other After-Effects in New YorkFinance

    Why the Next Recession May Feel Very Different Than 2008

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  • Meeting Of The Financial Stability Oversight CouncilFinance

    Here’s Why Critics Think Changes to the ‘Volcker Rule’ Could Increase Risk and Leave Taxpayers Bailing Out Banks (Again)

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  • A woman made up by Cinema Makeup School plays a female Bizarro from the comic strip of the same name during Comic-Con International 2016 in San Diego, California, July 23, 2016.Finance

    ‘Bizarro World’: Behind the Normally Staid Bond Market’s Weird, Wild Summer

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