[ad_1] By Brian Levitt, Senior Investment Strategist Last week marked the tenth anniversary of the collapse of Lehman Brothers and the intensification of the global financial crisis of 2008. Taking the time …
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[ad_1] US financial regulators are preparing to bring order to the undisciplined world of cryptographic exchanges. After a closer look at some of the largest encryption platforms, the Attorney General of New …
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[ad_1] AutoNation Inc. A -1.01% CEO Mike Jackson, who has been outspoken and openly challenged by automakers, will be stepping down in 2019 after leading the largest chain of US dealers for …
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[ad_1] Automatic reading Thumbnails poster Show captions Last slide next Passenger numbers in the US are at record levels, but packaged terminals do not stop travelers from enjoying their time at US …
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[ad_1] BRUSSELS (Reuters) – McDonald's (MCD.NThe tax settlement with Luxembourg has not violated EU state aid rules, EU antitrust regulators said Wednesday. FILE PHOTO: A sign indicating the American fast food chain …
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[ad_1] According to the latest forecast from research firm eMarketer, Amazon is expected to progress in the ranking of the best US advertising advertisers in 2018 to take third place, thanks to …
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[ad_1] Alibaba creates its own company to manufacture computer chips, China seeking to reduce its dependence on foreign technologies. China's largest technology company said on Wednesday that the new company would develop …
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[ad_1] Apple has handed over 14.3 billion euros ($ 16.7 billion) to the Irish government, representing taxes owed under a 2016 European Commission ruling plus interest. A few years ago, the Commission's …
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[ad_1] Finally, there is a big winner in the long lottery Queen of Hearts organized by McHenry VFW Post 4600. "Lori S." will receive $ 4,248,317 before taxes, or 60% of the …
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[ad_1] Danske Bank's chief executive, Thomas Borgen, resigned Wednesday from a money laundering scandal involving 200 billion euros ($ 234 billion) between 2007 and 2015, mostly suspicious. "It is clear that Danske …
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