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The Economic Policy Institute crunched the numbers for every county and major metropolitan area.

Oil prices settle a few cents higher Tuesday, stretching their gains to a third session in a row on the back of dollar weakness and continued declines in OPEC output. Prices, however, saw some pressure ahead of an expected weekly rise in U.S. crude stockpiles and ongoing concerns over rising domestic production.

The debate over tariffs and the potential effect import duties could have is raging among U.S. investors, strategists and economists, but there are a pair of product categories in particular that the debate has converged around.

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Fox Networks Group’s ad sales chief, Joe Marchese, is setting a lofty goal for the broadcast network: reducing TV ad time to two minutes an hour by 2020.

The reckoning sweeping all parts of life has had a chilling effect on romance

U.S. stocks swing between gains and losses as investors debate the potential impact of a trade war in the wake of President Donald Trump announcing a pair of tariffs, a strategy that has faced opposition from key Republicans like House Speaker Paul Ryan.

So, where is the cheapest place to mine bitcoin?

Here’s a state-by-state rundown on jobs that could be at risk if Donald Trump follows through on across-the-board tariffs on steel and aluminum.

Tax experts give their opinion on what to avoid when filing your taxes.

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The New York Stock Exchange and two of its more specialized exchanges on Tuesday were fined by the Securities and Exchange Commission, for allegedly making up rules as they went along in the face of market volatility.

Oil prices settled a few cents higher on Tuesday to notch a third-straight session climb, buoyed by weakness in the U.S. dollar, continued declines in OPEC production and winter weather on the East Coast. Pressure from expectations for a weekly climb in U.S. crude stockpiles and rising domestic production, however, nearly offset the price gains. April WTI crude tacked on 3 cents, or less than 0.1%, to settle at $62.60 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.

Credit Suisse analyst Jason West, for example, cites five catalysts for the shares.

Investors should demand transparency and open communication from financial advisers.

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Jeff Bezos’s calculated fortune of $112 billion lands him atop the Forbes billionaire’s list released Tuesday for the first time. Bezos’s fortune is up $39.2 billion from 2017.

Gold prices climb Tuesday, scoring their highest settlement in more than two weeks as the dollar saw a sharp decline.

Shares of General Electric Co. rallied 1.1% in afternoon trade, putting it on track to post a third-straight gain. The last time the stock rose for three-straight days was the three-session streak ending Jan. 11, 2018. Following the end of that streak, GE announced a $6.2 billion after-tax charge related to its insurance portfolio. In the current streak, the stock has run up 4.0% since it closed last Thursday at $14.02, the lowest close since July 6, 2010. Earlier Tuesday, GE's transportation... Читать дальше...

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Foreign investors is U.S. assets hedge their dollar exposure, but that has become more expensive of late, both because of interest-rate differentials and the U.S. tax incentive to get corporates to repatriate overseas cash, Bank of America analysts said.

The massive retailer’s interest in banking is no surprise, one longtime bank watcher believes, and she thinks it’s just one facet of big shifts in financial services.

The London interbank offered rate, a benchmark for trillions of dollars in private-sector debt, is getting attention from traders as it accelerates its rise.