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These 5 things can help you painlessly rein in spending

When it's less convenient to spend money, you won't do it as freely.

5 years ago

Exchange operator Cboe profit beats on options and futures trade

Cboe Global Markets Inc beat analysts' estimates for quarterly profit on Friday, as strength in the exchange operator's options and futures business offset a softer trading environment in other areas.



5 years ago

'Tariff man is back,' major Wall Street strategists declare as trade ceasefire ends

Wall Street strategists warned clients that they expected the next round of tariffs to go into effect on September 1.

5 years ago

Wall St. drops at open on Trump's tariff threat, slow job growth

U.S. stock indexes fell at open on Friday, weighed by tariff-sensitive technology stocks following a sharp escalation in U.S.-China trade tensions, while a tepid domestic jobs growth in July reinforced fears of an economic slowdown.



5 years ago

Exxon Mobil profit sinks on weakness in chemicals, refining

Exxon Mobil Corp on Friday reported a 21% drop in quarterly profit, its third period in a row of weaker year-over-year results, as falling earnings in refining and chemicals offset improved oil production.Exxon’s weaker results mirrored those at rivals Royal Dutch Shell , Equinor and Total SA . Shell posted its smallest profit in 30 months on weaker margins in chemicals, a loss in refining and tumbling natural gas pri



5 years ago

Will your 529 college savings plan be needed if Democrats take the White House?

As the cost of higher education takes center stage in the political debate, families are also rethinking how best to save for this daunting expense.

5 years ago

Chevron profit surges 26% on higher output, termination fee

Chevron Corp reported a 26.3% jump in quarterly profit on Friday, as higher oil and gas production and a one-time breakup fee from its failed bid for a rival more than offset lower energy prices and a rise in expenses.



5 years ago

U.S. hiring slows; manufacturers cut hours for workers

U.S. job growth slowed in July and manufacturers slashed hours for workers, which together with an escalation in trade tensions between the United States and China could give the Federal Reserve ammunition to cut interest rates again next month.



5 years ago

Trump tariff salvo pushes stocks into sea of red, safe havens shine

European stocks posted their biggest drop of 2019 on Friday and bond yields tumbled to record lows after U.S. President Donald Trump fired another trade war salvo at China, sparking a frenzied dash for safe-haven assets.



5 years ago

Bitcoin is an Unstoppable Force

Daily Fintech  | Ilias Louis Hatzis | July 29, 2019 TLDR. During the recent House Committee on Financial Services’ hearing about Facebook’s, Libra, Rep. Patrick McHenry described Bitcoin as an unstoppable force: “The world that Satoshi Nakamoto — author of the Bitcoin white paper — envisioned, and others are building, is an unstoppable force. We

5 years ago

Levi's slims down China supply chain exposure as trade war rages on

Levi Strauss & Co has been "deliberate and diligent" in moving production out of China because of uncertainty hanging over tariffs on goods imported from China, Chief Executive Officer Chip Bergh said in an interview with Reuters.



5 years ago

Wall Street drops to one-month low on trade, growth fears

Wall Street's main indexes sank to one-month lows on Friday after a sharp escalation in U.S.-China trade tensions and tepid job growth in July reinforced fears of a global economic slowdown.



5 years ago

In these days of full employment, Vermont tackles labor shortage by paying workers to move there

Vermont has a labor problem — its workforce is one of the oldest in the nation, and it's dwindling. It has a plan to combat the decline.

5 years ago

Mizuho calls this company "the Apple of oil," sees 40% gain

After shakey earnings for oil producer EOG Resources, the company's stock is well positioned to outperform, according to Mizuho Securities.

5 years ago

U.S. hiring cools; manufacturers reduce hours for workers

U.S. job growth slowed in July and manufacturers slashed hours for workers, which together with an escalation in trade tensions between the United States and China could give the Federal Reserve ammunition to cut interest rates again next month.



5 years ago