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The latest travel trend is the microbreak — here's how to find a good deal

A mircobreak is a one- or two-night getaway — and it could be a good alternative to a more expensive, extended holiday.

7 years ago

How Mega Millions and Powerball changed the rules to boost their jackpots

Today, state-run lotteries contribute millions to state budgets, but some critics question how effective they are.

7 years ago

Advisors down on crypto but give cannabis stocks and passive investing a thumbs up: survey

The advisor survey from the Financial Planning Association reveals advisors are upbeat about the economy, still like passive investing and are interested in cannabis-related holdings but remain skeptical about cryptocurrencies.

7 years ago
Republican Senator predicts U.S. will not impose tariffs on Mexico

Republican Senator predicts U.S. will not impose tariffs on Mexico

Chuck Grassley, the Republican chairman of the U.S. Senate Finance Committee, predicted on Wednesday that the United States and Mexico would strike a deal to avert tariffs President Donald Trump has threatened to impose on Mexican imports.



7 years ago
Mighty Self on Microventures

Mighty Self on Microventures

"Mighty Self creates CBD and cannabis-infused products that seek to help users with anxiety, stress, relaxation, and focus. The CBD and/or THC are blended with bio-active ingredients like Ashwagandha, Curcumin, L-Theanine, Theorbromine, and others. The company believes that adding specific amounts of other bio-active ingredients with a low dosage of THC and CBD can increase [...]


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7 years ago
White House adviser says tariffs on Mexican goods may not be needed

White House adviser says tariffs on Mexican goods may not be needed

White House trade adviser Peter Navarro said on Wednesday a U.S. plan to impose tariffs on Mexican goods may not have to take effect, offering a glimmer of hope for Mexico and American businesses concerned that the levies could badly hit both consumers and companies.



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Wall Street opens higher for second day on rate cut hopes

Wall Street opens higher for second day on rate cut hopes

U.S. stocks rose at the open on Wednesday after a report showed smallest monthly private jobs growth in May since 2010, raising bets that the central bank would lower interest rates to counter any economic slowdown.



7 years ago

Stretch your retirement savings the furthest in this state

Get the most out of every last dollar in retirement by packing up for Mississippi, where low expenses give seniors enough for an emergency reserve.

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The gender wage gap widens among educated workers

The wage gap is actually worse for women with more education.

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American Airlines top executives buy company shares worth $2.4 million

American Airlines top executives buy company shares worth $2.4 million

American Airlines Group Inc's top six executives on Tuesday bought 85,000 shares of the company's common stock on the open market for about $2.4 million, at a time when the share price has significantly underperformed the U.S. transport sector.



7 years ago
Asian shares catch Wall Street's Fed cheer; dollar remains weak

Asian shares catch Wall Street's Fed cheer; dollar remains weak

Asian shares tracked the Wall Street rally on Wednesday after U.S. central bank comments pointed to the increasing prospects of an interest rate cut, boosting investor sentiment and pushing the dollar lower.



7 years ago
Apple forces developers to place its login button above Google, Facebook

Apple forces developers to place its login button above Google, Facebook

Apple Inc will require developers to position a new "Sign on with Apple" button in iPhone and iPad apps above rival buttons from Alphabet Inc's Google and Facebook Inc, according to developer guidelines released this week.



7 years ago
Samsung Electronics says to cut production volume at China mobile phone plant

Samsung Electronics says to cut production volume at China mobile phone plant

Samsung Electronics Co Ltd said on Wednesday it has decided to cut the volume of mobile phone production at its plant in the Chinese city of Huizhou due to the impact of intensifying competition in the country.



7 years ago
SEC sues Kik for US$100M for ‘illegal’ securities offering of digital tokens

SEC sues Kik for US$100M for ‘illegal’ securities offering of digital tokens

CBC News | Armina Ligaya | June 4, 2019 Suit over digital "Kin" token sold by Kik The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has sued Ontario-based Kik Interactive Inc. for conducting an "illegal" US$100 million securities offering of digital tokens. The securities regulator said in a complaint filed Tuesday that the Kitchener-based company sold the tokens to U.S.

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SEC adopts rule to protect ordinary investors, but critics say it's too lax

The Securities and Exchange Commission has approved a rule requiring brokers to act in the best interest of clients when recommending investments.

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