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6 ways a second Trump presidency will affect home buyers and sellers
As housing costs soar, what does a Donald Trump presidency mean for the real-estate industry?
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Dow transports finally break out. Here’s what the Dow theory says that means.
Dow transports and Dow industrials closed at records simultaneously for the first time in three years on Wednesday.
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Bitcoin surged off Trump’s win – but these smaller cryptos could benefit even more
A weekly look at the most important news and moves in crypto, and what’s on the horizon in digital assets.
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Gilead’s third-quarter earnings beat by a wide margin, and biotech raises guidance
Gilead Sciences Inc.’s stock rose 2% in after-hours trading Wednesday, after the biotech blew past third-quarter earnings estimates and raised its guidance, boosted by demand for its HIV and COVID-19 treatments.
6 de novembro de 2024
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Elf Beauty’s beat-and-raise quarter fuels 20% stock jump
Elf also gained market share and saw international sales nearly double.
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Can Trump really lower prices? Here’s what his second term might mean for your wallet.
The president-elect has pledged to lower prices, cut taxes and slap huge tariffs on imports. But don’t plan on a quick fix for inflation, experts say.
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Qualcomm’s rosy forecast sends stock surging, and more buybacks may be on deck
Qualcomm is upping its buyback program by $15 billion after repurchasing more than $4 billion in stock last fiscal year.
6 de novembro de 2024
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Washington state voters may have just saved our long-term-care future
After a ballot initiative fails, an experimental state program will continue.
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Wall Street believes stocks will keep climbing on Trump victory — but here’s what could potentially hurt them
Many on Wall Street expected Tuesday’s election would be the final obstacle standing in the way of a stock-market melt-up heading into the end of the year. But rising Treasury yields are increasingly a concern.
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Stocks soar, but bond yields ‘headed in wrong direction’: What’s next for markets after Trump victory
The question for investors is what happens once the postelection euphoria wears off.
6 de novembro de 2024
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Markets look past Trump tariffs, but they could be ‘life or death’ for some companies
Donald Trump’s most consistent policy commitment is to tariffs, or taxes paid by U.S. importers of foreign goods.
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Small-cap stocks are ripping higher after Trump’s win. What history tells us might happen next.
The Russell 2000 index jumped 5.5% on Wednesday after former President Donald Trump’s electoral win.
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Trump’s economic team: Who could run Treasury, the Fed and energy in his second term
Even before Donald Trump was called the winner of Tuesday’s election, names had been circulating about who the Republican nominee would appoint to key posts in his second term. Now that he’s won, here’s a fresh look at some of them.
6 de novembro de 2024
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Education stocks rally, with Trump seen as benefiting for-profit colleges
Shares of private-education companies rallied Wednesday, on expectations some of the regulatory pressure on the group will be eased once newly elected President Trump begins his term in January.
6 de novembro de 2024
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North Dakota voters reject bid to end property taxes, which have soared nationwide since 2019
Measure 4 would have cost the state an estimated $3.15 billion over two years.
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Trump’s legal woes will probably disappear after his election win. Here’s how.
In the case of Donald Trump, the voters ultimately served as the judge and jury.
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How Jeff Bezos, Mark Cuban and other business leaders congratulated Trump
“Let that sink in,” Elon Musk said.
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Mortgage rates jump after Trump defeats Harris
Mortgage rates rose Wednesday morning as the financial markets reacted to Republican nominee Donald Trump winning the presidential election.
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High inflation — the killer of governments — doomed Harris and put Trump back in power
High inflation is often a destroyer of political parties in power, and it claimed another victim in Vice President Kamala Harris.
6 de novembro de 2024
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Trump’s victory means fewer Fed rate cuts
“Trump is a president who likes to spend, he was a real-estate developer who loves to borrow. I don’t think he’s shaken either of those ideals,” notes one analyst.
