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[unable to retrieve full-text content]ESPN apologizes for airing clip of woman flashing one of her breasts during Sugar Bowl broadcast  Yahoo Sports Source link

Pamela Anderson’s book and documentary are available Jan. 31. (Photo: Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images) Tim Allen shot down Pamela Anderson‘s story, published in her upcoming book, Love, Pamela, that he flashed her on her first day working on Home Improvement. “No, it never happened,” he said Monday in a statement to Yahoo Entertainment. “I would never do such a thing.” Soon afterwards, Anderson gave her own comment on the matter to Vanity Fair, insisting that her account is correct: “This true story… Source link

Downturns can bring a lot of pain, but they can also bring on plenty of opportunities, as lower stock prices start making costs of entry more attractive. Before taking advantage of these opportunities, however, investors need to find a recognizable signal that will set them apart. One popular signal to follow is the insider buying, the trades made by high-ranking company officers whose positions give them the ‘inside’ track on their company’s likely prospects – and therefore, of the… Source link

This article first appeared in the Morning Brief. Get the Morning Brief sent directly to your inbox every Monday to Friday by 6:30 a.m. ET. Subscribe Monday, April 4, 2022 “Cash is trash,” billionaire Ray Dalio told me in a chat recently (more on that below). And he may be right as it pertains to the current investing backdrop. Cash allocations are almost two times more than last year’s levels, according to new data out of Bank of America. The data looks at the average recommended allocation to… Source link

Every investor wants an ‘in,’ some hint that will tell exactly what a stock is going to do, and when. The kind of signal that will cut through the market’s noise, and makes sense of the deluge of raw data that every company generates. Multiply that data by 10,000 publicly traded stocks, and you’ll have some idea of just how daunting the markets can be. It’s tempting to follow an expert: a Wall Street analyst, or a trading guru. They all have important contributions to make. But… Source link