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Vladimir Putin Just Gained a Potential New Adversary
Russian President Vladimir Putin got a possible new adversary on Friday when the Defense Department tapped Army General Curtis "Mike" Scaparrotti to led U.S. and NATO forces in Europe. Scaparrotti, who has served as the head of U.S. forces in South Korea for the last three years, will take the…
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Chipotle CEOs' insanely high pay was just cut in half
Chipotle co-CEOs Steve Ells and Monty Moran had their pay cut in half in 2015, compared to a year...
Business InsiderAn eviction notice that doesn't give a reason is invalid
Question: I've rented a single-family home more than 15 years. My landlord is a homeowner association. I was served an eviction notice telling me I had 60 days to vacate, but doesn't provide my last date ...
Los Angeles TimesWarning: Don't Buy Stocks Now; Market Set for Fall, These Charts Show
Technical analysis shows that there needs to be at least a multiday corrective decline before stocks can move higher again.
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Financial Literacy: Just-in-Time Is the Ticket
Financial-education efforts have had depressingly little impact on individuals' decision-making when occurring too far away from the financial behavior it's meant to influence, says University of Colorado's John Lynch.
MorningstarPutin's $50 Billion Oil Cache Gives Russia Luxury to Ignore ECB
Russian central bankers have fewer reasons to offer relief to their recession-wracked economy than you might think.
BloombergSXSW 'embarrassed' by Muslim fencer incident
U.S. Olympian was asked to remove her hijab for a photo in violation of her religious beliefs.
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Fidelity Vs. Vanguard: Comparing 401(k) Providers
Learn about the key differences between Vanguard and Fidelity 401(k)s in terms of company structure, fund offerings and client services provided.
InvestopediaResearchers' idea will blow you away: 656-foot long blades on wind turbines
Efforts to increase wind power mean that turbine blades are getting bigger and bigger. But a new design in the works takes the idea to levels most people can barely imagine: Blades up to 656.2 feet long ...
Los Angeles TimesHelp! My fiancee has $90,000 in student loans. Should I call off the wedding?
One woman worries her wages, bank account and even home could be at risk.
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Banks "Outraged" by Brilliant Home Payoff Method
Before you pay your next mortgage you should see this. Millions of homeowners are already amazed. If your bank knew you did this, they'd freak!
The Effects of a Month of Negative Rates in Japan
The Bank of Japan shocked markets in January with negative rates. The policy had immediate effects on financial markets, even before it actually started on February 16.
BloombergIf You Had Invested Right After Bank of America's IPO (BAC)
Find out how much your investment would be worth today if you had purchased 100 shares of Bank of America stock during its IPO in 1986.
InvestopediaMy mom billed me $1,000 for being a jerk
The ungrateful child is practically a universal theme of parenthood; one that involves a lot of frustration and a fair amount of yelling.
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7 New Cars that People Most Regret Buying
Some car owners experience buyer's remorse after on year. Check out the list of new cars that people most regret buying!
Forget UPS and FedEx: This Little-Known Shipping Stock Could Jump 140% in 2016
Demand for advanced shipping logistics is booming, which puts this innovative company in the sweet spot for triple-digit gains this year.
TheStreet.comCan China meet its GDP growth target?
China can hit its 6.5 percent GDP growth target because it has several stimulus options, explains Wei Li, China economist at CBA.
CNBC VideosThe biggest force powering the stock market is starting to disappear, and it could be a huge problem
Since the beginning of the post-crisis bull-market run, the biggest buyer of equities hasn't been...
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United States drivers are stunned that they never knew this. If you drive less than 50 mi/day, you better read this...
Turning to frack tech, stricken U.S. oil drillers test new limits
Top U.S. shale producers are pushing fracking technology to new extremes to get more oil out of their wells, as they weather lower-for-longer oil prices. While the impact of the techniques may be scarcely noticeable on current U.S. output with so few wells in operation, it could mean drillers are…
ReutersPanda Bonds Set to Lure Borrowers From the Land of the Kangaroo
Australian borrowers tempted by one of the world’s fastest growing pools of capital are considering yuan bond sales in mainland China, according to HSBC Holdings Plc.
BloombergWhy Clinton Needs a Strong Showing Tuesday After Michigan Disaster
After leading Sanders by as much as 20 points in Michigan, Clinton lost by two percentage points last Tuesday after Sanders hit her hard on trade and the millions of dollars in speaking fees she accepted from Goldman Sachs and other Wall Street banks after leaving government.
The Fiscal TimesIt's Not Demand Holding Women Back From Joining Japan's Boards
Sakie Fukushima remembers the novelty of being the only woman on Korn/Ferry International’s board of directors, which she joined in 1995. Ditto when she joined the Sony Corp., Kao Corp. and Benesse Corp. ...
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