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| | | ... In a market where consumers are hyper-connected to technology, Ludowyke says, "you are no longer limited to go down the street if you want to buy something; now you can buy anything, anytime, anywhere, on any device." "This affects financial services ... |
| | | | Looks like Halloween has come early to Wall Street. Equity indices fell -- big time -- on 'The Street' right at the stroke of October. The Dow's down 1.4% (with Transport down 2.5%); the S&P 500 fell 1.3%; the Nasdaq's off 1.6% and the Russell 2000's ... |
| | | | More than a dozen of Australia's leading investment boutiques have teamed up to give investors access to their strategies through a single listed investment company that has no fees and donates 1% of assets to children's charities. The Future Generation ... |
| | | | ... three-days early. You'd be jingling your bells and singing hallelujah too, Virginia, when you look at what happened on 'The Street' last night. Wall Street went on a tear, sending the Dow (up 0.8%), the S&P 500 (up 0.7%) and the Russell 2000 (up 1.1%) ... |
| | | | ... Wall Street, but that's only if we know where that trend is headed. The trend's still up. The recent correction on the Street is temporary and has/is weeded/weeding out the non-faithfuls, providing a clearer path upwards. Economic fundamentals are improving ... |
| | | | Three consecutive down days on the Street have turned the S&P 500 index's 2.3% gain for the year to a 0.2% loss; the Dow's flat (0.02%) performance into a 2.0% loss; and the Nasdaq's positive 2.4% into negative 2.3%. Three down days and suddenly allusions ... |
| | | | ... (0.91 per cent) to 4,237.74. The main indices had opened with small gains but quickly slipped into negative territory. "The Street may be cautious ahead of tomorrow's non-farm payroll report," Charles Schwab & Co said. The Labor Department is expected ... |
| | | | After all the build up, the anticipation and the suspense, Wall Street had only a minute reaction to the FOMC minutes. The Dow was down a little and the S&P 500 up a bit for there was hardly anything new to inspire that animal spirit in you, I and Irene ... |
| | | | ... paraphrased, changed adjectives, added a few quotations, etcetera and voila, they have their own versions of the why The Street"" rebounded overnight that more or less said the same thing. Sure, sure, stats and surveys released last night showed that ... |
| | | | ... press' as Goldman Sachs calls them - shove words into his mouth. You only have to go back to Monday's trading action on "The Street" to appreciate the power of the press to move markets. Goldman Sachs delivered an excellent recap: "The power of the press ... |
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