The Most Fascinating Standoff in Corporate America: The Accountant Who Exposed Madoff vs. GEThe investigator alleges GE is the next Enron; the company contends it is the victim of a campaign orchestrated by short-sellers.
Trump Thinks He Is Winning the Trade War. The Data Tell a Different StoryAs the dispute rages, Trump’s policies are creating what economists call “deadweight” losses that could hurt the U.S. far more than tariffs will China.
The Bond Market Has a Message for the Fed: You're No Longer in ChargeOnce the yield curve goes flat, the Fed is following not leading the market, bond-watchers note.
Private Insurance Can't Survive Under Kamala Harris' Healthcare Plan. Here's WhyEmployers won't be incentivized—or able—to offer plans that best a government option.
This Model Shows How Netflix Can Earn Its $145 Billion Valuation—or Blow ItA deep dive into Netflix's accounting shows that the company will have to hit high hurdles and focus on generating hugely positive free cash flow to justify its current valuation.
There Have Been Two Times in History Stocks Have Been This Expensive: 1929 and 2000You can have high valuations and high returns for a while, but the high returns don't last.
How an Old School Jordanian Sweets Maker Made it to WalmartA U.S.-bred entrepreneur is bringing gourmet Middle Eastern sweets from his Amman bakery to . The secret to his pastries’ price and snob appeal? Would you believe the cost of pistachios, the formerly ho-hum nut that Iranian embargoes have transformed into a delicacy filling foodies can’t live without. As a 23-year old marketing manager at […]
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