Monthly Archives: October 2020

These states suffer from the weakest job recovery as election approaches

TipRanks 3 High-Yield Dividend Stocks Offering at Least 8%; Analysts Say ‘Buy’ America goes to the polls on Tuesday (well, actually, America has been early voting for a few weeks, now), and while Democrat Joe Biden has a solid lead in the polls, there is some of evidence that President Trump may still win a second term. Finally, with all of the early voting, mass absentee ballots, and possible extended counting deadlines, we might not know on Tuesday night who the winner is.It’s a… Source link

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Fauci calls for a national mask mandate

National Review Mnuchin Says He First Saw Pelosi’s Letter on Coronavirus Stimulus Negotiations ‘In the Press’ Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on Thursday said that he first learned about a letter House speaker Nancy Pelosi sent to him regarding coronavirus stimulus talks “in the press.”“I woke up this morning and read @SpeakerPelosi ’s letter to me in the press,” Mnuchin said on Twitter. “Enclosed is my response. Her ALL OR NONE approach is hurting hard-working Americans who… Source link

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Tom Brady’s Bucs face Giants on Yahoo Sports app

Tom Brady won NFC offensive player of the month. It’s his 11th time winning player of the month, extending his own NFL record. Maybe that’s why we aren’t making as much of Brady’s season as we should. We’ve become so accustomed to him playing at this level that what he is doing this year floats by us, even if he’s wearing a new Tampa Bay Buccaneers uniform. Brady’s greatness is just an expectation at this point. What Brady is doing this season is unprecedented and unbelievable…. Source link

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Joe Rogan podcast off to strong start

Investors are tuning into Spotify’s (SPOT) earnings day. Shares of the music streaming platform fell as much as 5% on Thursday as the company came up short on the bottom line amid investments in podcasts from stars such as media personality Joe Rogan and former first lady Michelle Obama, and ongoing enhancements to the business. Spotify CFO Paul Vogel told Yahoo Finance’s The First Trade he is pleased with how the quarter shook out. “The quarter was fantastic,” said Vogel. He added… Source link

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Trump’s GDP numbers are still a bomb – Yahoo Finance

TipRanks All Eyes on FAANG Stocks Ahead of Earnings; JPMorgan Says ‘Buy’ Between the ongoing corona crisis and the upcoming elections, the markets are plagued by uncertainty – the one thing that really gets investors worried. Uncertainty puts a cloud over the market’s likely course, making it difficult to find the stocks that will bring in returns.Fortunately, there are some trends that are somewhat immune to this uncertainty. Just 20 years ago, these would not have moved the needle;… Source link

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Here’s how the Biden tax plan would affect each U.S. state

TipRanks 3 High-Yield Dividend Stocks Offering at Least 8%; Analysts Say ‘Buy’ America goes to the polls on Tuesday (well, actually, America has been early voting for a few weeks, now), and while Democrat Joe Biden has a solid lead in the polls, there is some of evidence that President Trump may still win a second term. Finally, with all of the early voting, mass absentee ballots, and possible extended counting deadlines, we might not know on Tuesday night who the winner is.It’s a… Source link

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Stocks steady after Wednesday’s selloff

Stocks were slightly higher Thursday after the three major indices endured a deep rout a day earlier. Investors digested a record surge in third-quarter GDP after a historic slump earlier this year, and another weekly report on jobless claims that came in better-than-expected. A slew of corporate earnings results also loom. The S&P 500 Dow each rose, after the latter index closed lower by 943 points, or 3.4%, on Wednesday for its worst single-session drop since June. The Nasdaq outperformed… Source link

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Downtown San Jose affordable homes complex gets Google financing

SAN JOSE — A large residential complex that’s being developed in downtown San Jose near Google’s proposed transit village has landed some key financing from a unit of the tech titan. McEvoy Apartments, a complex that’s being developed in downtown San Jose by First Community Housing, has obtained a loan from Google Endeavor LLC, a subsidiary of Google, property documents that were filed on Oct. 27 show. The development is expected to consist of 365 residential units and will be… Source link

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