Month: August 2019

Cans of Campbell Soup Co. Campbell’s chicken noodle and tomato soup. Andrew Harrer | Bloomberg | Getty Images U.S. food company Campbell Soup reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter profit, benefiting from cost cuts, sending shares up 5% before the bell. To better focus on its mainstream soup and snack businesses, Campbell has been streamlining its operations by
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Despite recent recession fears and yield curve inversions, the bull market should live on until early 2021, analyst Tom McClellan said Thursday on CNBC’s “Closing Bell. “ “Everyone needs to just keep their pants on for now and realize that the yield curve gives a really long early warning about trouble,” said McClellan, editor of the
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Former New York Fed President Bill Dudley‘s push for the central bank to consider the 2020 election when crafting monetary policy is “grossly irresponsible” behavior, economist Larry Summers told CNBC on Thursday. Dudley, in a Wednesday post on Bloomberg, suggested the Federal Reserve could, and should, try to sway the election against President Donald Trump.
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City, Smart City, Defocused, Internet of Things,japan,tokyo Getty Editor’s Note: The original article was published in the August issue of Forbes Real Estate Investor. Written by Benjamin Morton, head of global infrastructure and senior portfolio manager at Cohen & Steers; Humberto Medina, CFA, vice president senior research analyst; Thomas Bohjalian, CFA, head of U.S. real estate
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Social Security may be one of your largest assets. What and when you collect will make a huge difference to your lifetime benefits. Today’s column discusses whether early retirement benefits will reduce widow(er)’s benefits taken later, potential benefits for younger single parents, effects of earnings $1,000,000, effects of suspending a retirement benefit and income with
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Best Buy shares fell 6.5% after its second-quarter revenue and same-store sales growth missed analysts’ expectations and upcoming tariffs on the company’s core products weigh on the stock.  Investors were pessimistic Thursday morning, focusing on both the sales miss and a narrower estimate for same-store sales, driven by disappointing sales in Canada. However, the company
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KTSDESIGN | Science Photo Library | Getty Images Hackers are increasingly targeting the education industry, leaving students’ information vulnerable to identity theft and other types of fraud. Colleges, training providers and other private educational companies received more malicious emails than any other sector in the first quarter of 2019, according to Mimecast, an email and
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