Month: April 2019

Women earn—but also invest—less than men. Photo by Tim Gouw on Unsplash It’s once again Equal Pay Day—the day that marks how much longer women must work to earn as much as men earned the year before—and there’s some slight progress to celebrate since the last one. Last fall, a report released by the American Association
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A “Small Business” can be identified as a being a privately-owned corporation, partnership, or sole proprietor that have fewer staff and less annual revenue than a regular-sized corporation. The European Union (EU) defines a small business as one with under 50 employees. Small business or as they are sometimes known, small and medium-sized enterprises (SME’s)
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Share to facebook Share to twitter Share to linkedin This 2100 square foot kit house manufactured by Lindal Cedar Homes is located in British Columbia, Canada Photo courtesy of Patrick Barta Photographyfor Prefabulous Small Houses published by Taunton Press In the late 1800s and early 1900s one could purchase the parts of a house from a
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U.S. government debt prices fell Wednesday as traders monitored the latest developments in U.S.-China trade talks. The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note jumped sharply to about 2.51 percent, while the yield on the 30-year Treasury bond climbed to 2.91 percent. Bond yields move inversely to prices. U.S. and Chinese officials are reportedly getting
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Whole Foods’ recent price cuts won’t solve  two problems the company poses for Amazon: competition and market saturation, which could turn the acquisition of Whole Foods into a disaster for Amazon’s bottom line. Long before become part of Amazon’s universe, Whole Foods Market, Inc. was an independent company, opening stores in the right place at
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The new tax won’t negatively impact New York’s luxury marketplace all that much over the long term. Like all changes, this will take a little time to get assimilated. The New York market bounces back quickly. Getty What constitutes a mansion in New York City? For the past several decades, buyers of residential property in New
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Walgreens Boots Alliance reported quarterly earnings and revenue that missed analysts’ expectations and lowered its forecast for 2019 in what CEO Stefano Pessina called the “most difficult” quarter since acquiring European drugstore chain Alliance Boots in late 2014. The company now expects full-year earnings for 2019 to be roughly flat, compared with its previous forecast
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The activists known as the Patriotic Millionaires, who describe themselves as “proud traitors to their class,” want to meet with every member of Congress as part of a new lobbying campaign aimed at convincing lawmakers to raise taxes on the rich. During these meetings, the millionaires intend to use the threat of withholding their endorsements
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