The US dollar is taking a beating on Wall Street, measured by a popular index. The blame is partly on the revival of the EURUSD euro, -0.01% as European leaders forged a historic fiscal pact to lift the eurozone economy out of the coronavirus pandemic that has brought much of …
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The American Petroleum Institute reported Tuesday night that US crude supplies increased by 7.5 million barrels for the week ending July 17, according to sources. According to reports, API data also showed that gasoline stocks fell by 2 million barrels, while distillate inventories decreased by almost 1.4 million barrels. Meanwhile, …
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Microsoft has partnered with Unilever, Starbucks, Nike, and a handful of other global companies that seem to have little in common with established plans to reduce carbon pollution, and what its executives say is a willingness to teach others how to achieve emissions. net zero. 2050. The companies, which also …
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Two of the most reliable patterns in investing, according to Servo Wealth Management CEO Eric Nelson: stocks outperform bonds, and low-priced stocks outperform higher-priced growth. Stocks have delayed their end of the bond deal lately, but value stocks have been losing. It would be prudent for investors feeding off the …
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Be our guest, with a few exceptions. That appears to be the motto of the Disney World pandemic, as the beloved theme park struggles to keep visitors safe and socially aloof, while providing a fun and memorable experience after a partial reopening on July 11. Some restaurants and attractions remain …
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