In the Headlines – June 17, 2016

In The Headlines Fed Report: Many Americans are Financially Fragile The classical signs of a recovery seem to be in place. Wages are slowly rising, unemployment is the lowest it has been in nine years, and inflation remains low. Yet according to the Federal Reserve Bank's latest survey on American economic [...]

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In the Headlines – June 10, 2016

In The Headlines House Flipping Returns, Pressuring U.S. Real Estate Markets After cooling off in 2014, home flipping is on the rise again—its share of all home sales is up 20% in the first three months of this year from the previous quarter and up 3% from the same period a [...]

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In the Headlines – June 3, 2016

In The Headlines Gannett vs. Tribune Publishing: Sign of a Dying Industry? As newspaper chains Gannett Co., and Tribune Publishing trade threatening e-mails and legal notices over a hostile acquisition bid that Gannett launched last month, it is hard not to picture a couple of massive dinosaurs circling each other on [...]

2016-05-31T13:08:34+00:00May 31st, 2016|Weekly Update|Comments Off on In the Headlines – June 3, 2016

In the Headlines – May 13, 2016

In The Headlines Goldman Sachs Goes Down Market to Strengthen its Balance Sheet For 147 years, Goldman Sachs has been best known as a secretive Wall Street dealmaker with the ear of the White House. It helps big institutions and billionaires bet on the markets and large corporations raise money. Now, [...]

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In the Headlines – May 6, 2016

In The Headlines Could Apple’s “China Problem” Get Worse? Apple is coming off a 26% sales decline in Greater China, the steepest drop among its five regions. More worrisome is that the greatest risks may lie ahead. That is the view of a growing chorus of experts and prognosticators concerned about [...]

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In the Headlines – April 29, 2016

In The Headlines Technology Giants Slash Jobs as Tech Buying Habits Change Intel’s planned layoff of 12,000 adds to a lengthy list of job cuts by Hewlett-Packard, VMware, EMC, IBM, and Microsoft. Intel’s recent announcement about cutting 12,000 jobs is just one more example of an increasingly tough period for tech [...]

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In the Headlines – April 22, 2016

In The Headlines ESPN Bets that Drone Race is Next Big Thing in Sports Is drone racing the next NASCAR? ESPN announced a deal this week that will bring competitive drone racing to the network starting in August in hopes of tapping into the sport’s small but growing following. Drones, which [...]

2016-04-19T13:03:11+00:00April 19th, 2016|Weekly Update|Comments Off on In the Headlines – April 22, 2016

In the Headlines – April 15, 2016

In The Headlines Kings of the Road Again: RVs Make a Comeback Winnebago, General Motors, Airstream, Travco and other motor-home makers popular in the 1960s and 1970s are making a comeback, driven in part by people who are snapping up decades-old models and restoring them to their kitschy glory, which often [...]

2016-04-14T12:48:55+00:00April 14th, 2016|Weekly Update|Comments Off on In the Headlines – April 15, 2016

In the Headlines – April 8, 2016

In The Headlines The Dark Side of e-Commerce for Department Stores However much Amazon.com is pulling away from most of its brick-in-mortar rivals in the e-commerce wars, department stores have been able to increase their e-commerce revenue. According to an analysis by Credit Suisse published recently, some 14% of revenue at [...]

2016-04-05T14:55:32+00:00April 5th, 2016|Weekly Update|Comments Off on In the Headlines – April 8, 2016

In the Headlines – April 1, 2016

In The Headlines Despite Cheap Oil, World Energy Markets Shift to Renewables According to the International Energy Agency and independent researchers such as Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BENF), power plant developers will be selling renewables in a developing nation in the decades ahead—even with fossil fuel prices hovering at historic lows. [...]

2016-03-30T12:22:23+00:00March 30th, 2016|Weekly Update|Comments Off on In the Headlines – April 1, 2016
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