The Unconventional Way to Deal with the Shutdown

Headlines on Wall Street, Washington and throughout America have focused understandably on the government shutdown and the pending debt-ceiling deadline.

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S&P Resumes Upward Trend

The S&P 500 Index rose 0.6% today to bring the index back to levels last seen in September, before the…

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Legal Bills Wipe out JPMorgan Chase’s Profits

For the first time under the tenure of long-time CEO Jamie Dimon, JPMorgan Chase posted a loss in the third…

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U.S. Regulators Probe Foreign Exchange Shenanigans

The Justice Department is investigating allegations of rate manipulation centered on the Swiss franc.

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How Do You Assess the Economy amid the Shutdown?

Investors rely on a ton of data to make decisions. I know I do and it has become a staple…

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T-Mobile CEO Overcome By Wave of Honesty, Company Drops Roaming Charges

Wednesday, in a fit of blatant honesty, T-Mobile CEO John Legere called international roaming charges a “screw job” and overly…

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Back in the Driver’s Seat: U.S. Set to Displace Russia as Top Oil Producer

Already the world’s largest natural gas producer, the United States has becoming the world’s largest oil producer locked in its…

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Closedown Trickle-down — Large and Small Businesses Feel the Squeeze

As the U.S. government shutdown enters its 11th day, it is starting to affect more than just the food trucks…

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Is Capitalism All about Dog-Eat-Dog Competition?

"Markets are a vast cooperative enterprise in which buyers and sellers work together to set prices and allocate resources. Transactions…

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Stocks Rally with Debt Deal in Sight

The S&P 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average both closed up by 2.2% to mark the biggest increase for…

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