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Cars.com Stock Can Drive Up to $45

Barron's - 23 Jun 2017 13:58
Cars.com Stock Can Drive Up to $45 The auto marketplace is a leading beneficiary of the shift to digital ads. A third of U.S. buyers already use it.
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Michael Dell Buys AMC, Sells Trivago, EW Scripps A hedge fund the billionaire controls also bought National General, Apollo Global and Williams Cos.
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Expect Bonds Yields to Stay 'Lower for Longer'

Barron's - 23 Jun 2017 18:49
Expect Bonds Yields to Stay 'Lower for Longer' The 10-year Treasury should stay low because 'inflation is missing,' writes a Charles Schwab strategist.
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Apple's latest move shows streaming is the main way we listen to music (AAPL) BI Intelligence This story was delivered to BI Intelligence "Digital Media Briefing" subscribers. To learn more and subscribe, please click here. Apple aims to reduce the revenue cut music labels receive from Apple Music...
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For Consumers, Less Debt but Lots of Bills

Wall Street Journal - 23 Jun 2017 11:59
As a group, U.S. households' debt-to-income and debt-to-asset ratios in the first quarter fell to their lowest levels since the early 2000s. But financial obligations beyond debt payments, such as rents and auto leases, ...
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Brexit One Year Later: Markets Might Get It Wrong Again

Wall Street Journal - 23 Jun 2017 10:51
The Brexit vote sank the pound but bouyed the FTSE 100. That relationship might be changing.
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Asian shares flat as oil steadies; China drops on clampdown Most Asian shares little changed as oil halts its decline, China stocks fall as regulators step up scrutiny
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Finding a manufacturer when 'you're too small, too expensive, too fiddly' Aly Johnson, co-founder of chilled dessert company Fools & Queens, says finding the right manufacturer can be the biggest challenge food entrepreneurs face The number of foodpreneurs (that's food entrepreneurs for the un...
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What Would the World Be Like if We All Loved Our Jobs? Everyone around the world deserves to wake up excited to go to work, but unfortunately that doesn't always happen.
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Gilead Is Finally a Buy: 'Value Trap No More'

Barron's - 23 Jun 2017 22:10
Gilead Is Finally a Buy: 'Value Trap No More' With shares at 2013 levels, investors remain skeptical. But the stock is cheap, yields 3% and is on the rise.
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How to Write an Email Subject and Opener That Will Actually Make People Pay Attention If you want to engage your email reader, be direct, drop that weak vocabulary and use action language.
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ISTE 2017: ABCmouse Announces Major Upgrades

Nibletz - 23 Jun 2017 17:30
ISTE 2017: ABCmouse Announces Major Upgrades ABCmouse Upgrades Their Already Fun and Amazing Curriculum, Just In Time For ISTE 2017 ABCmouse is a web based platform so it's easily accessible via laptop, desktop, tablet or smartphone. The activities are plentiful, i...
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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's months-long effort to tap into reserves of the state's biggest health insurer to finance opioid addiction treatment is being met with resistance from Democratic lawmakers …
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Amazon Buys Whole Foods And Gives A Boost To Main Street USA As predictions of the coming retail grocery apocalypse flood in, one sector of the retail economy is sure to benefit from the Amazon/Whole Foods mash-up: the butchers, bakers, greengrocers, farmers markets and other spec...
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Should you ditch your financial advisor and hire a robot? If you've ever wished for a robot to clean your house or walk your dog, you'll likely understand the appeal of a robo-advisor. These services offer a relatively hands-off way to manage your investments. Also known as aut...
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Can Technology Re-humanize Sales For Startups And Small Businesses? People like to buy from people. They appreciate human interaction. They recognize when a salesperson has gone to the effort of doing her homework and building a relationship rather than just cramming another automated dr...
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How Credit Card Rewards Are Under Threat

Forbes - 23 Jun 2017 16:20
How Credit Card Rewards Are Under Threat With ongoing legal battles, your credit card rewards may soon become a lot less profitable.
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Restaurant Brands International (NYSE: QSR) is facing several challenges from its Tim Hortons' franchisees. While many franchisees have been disgruntled for a while, they are now seeking a class action lawsuit against th...
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Is Britain's new-car market heading for trouble?

MoneyWeek - 23 Jun 2017 14:52
Personal contract purchases seem the ideal way to buy and sell new cars, benefiting punter and dealer alike, but there are signs that the PCP boom is running out of gas, says Phil Oakley. The post Is Britain's new-car ma...
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Teens don't work summer jobs like they used to

USA Today - 23 Jun 2017 13:47
Teens don't work summer jobs like they used to Once a teenage rite of passage, the summer job is vanishing. According to the Department of Labor, just 36 percent of Americans aged 16-to-19 worked last July, down from nearly 57 percent in July 1986. (June 23)     ...
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Don't get ripped off by high fund fees

MoneyWeek - 23 Jun 2017 11:16
David Prosser looks at a new, low-cost investment platform through which to hold funds. The post Don't get ripped off by high fund fees was first published on MoneyWeek.
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