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One-Third Of Workers Have Less Than $1,000 In Retirement Savings
Nearly 33% of American workers have less than $1,000 stashed away for retirement. A recent study released by the…
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Xiaomi Has Hired Qualcomm’s Head Of China To Run Strategic Cooperation Efforts
Chinese phone maker Xiaomi has hired Wang Xiang, the former head of Chinese operations at Qualcomm. Wang is…
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US Budget Deficit Reaches 7-Year Low As Revenue Rises And Government Spending Increases
The U.S. budget deficit improved further in May on news that revenue continued to rise faster than expenses…
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World Bank And IMF Want Fed To Hold Off On Rate Hikes Until 2016
The World Bank is asking the Federal Reserve to wait until 2016 before it raises rates. According to…
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These Five Restaurant Chains Are Costing American Taxpayers $1 Billion Per Year
The next time you sit down for a $20 bowl of spaghetti with unlimited breadsticks or pony up…
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This Map Shows How Much Each State Grew Its GDP Last Year
A new report released by the Bureau of Economic Analysis on Wednesday shows how each state grew its…
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OPEC’s Oil Demand Growth Forecast Remains Unchanged
The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) has left its demand growth forecast for crude oil unchanged.…
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The US Government Is Forgiving $544 Million In Student Debt From Bankrupt Corinthian Colleges
The US Department of Education revealed on Monday that it would forgive $544 million in student loan debt…
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Monsanto Offers $2 Billion Guarantee In Continued Pursuit Of Syngenta
Monsanto is determined to acquire agribusiness competitor Syngenta and the company is willing to add $2 billion in…
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Gas Prices To Remain Near Record Lows All Summer
If you are planning to take a road trip this summer you are in luck, gas prices are…
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Lumber Liquidators Under Fire By EPA For Home Testing Methods
Lumber Liquidators Holdings Inc. has come under fire by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for its home testing methods.…
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Bank Of America Says Investors Are Victims of ‘Stockholm Syndrome’
When we think of ‘Stockholm Syndrome” our thoughts often focus on someone being taken hostage and eventually sympathizing…
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The #1 Problem Among College Students Is Now Anxiety
For many years the number one problem among college students was depression. In an ever growing competitive atmosphere,…
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Goldman Sachs Is Questioning Record Stock Buybacks
American companies in April 2015 announced plans to buyback $133 billion of their own shares, a move that…
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Jim Chanos Warns Of Devastating ‘Disaster Waiting To Happen’ In Oil And Gas Industries
Hedge fund manager Jim Chanos wants us to know that the gas and oil industries are on the…