Hints and tips:
...In last night from the SEC: The Securities and Exchange Commission today [Thursday] announced that Skechers U.S.A....
...Exits in targeted non-U.S. markets are mostly done (9 of 14) and with line-of-sight on the rest....
...Within days, Trump’s concerns started to be treated seriously by companies who banned their employees from using the app (although Amazon made a speedy U-turn)....
...The announcement comes just months after Kabbage announced an abrupt strategic U-turn....
...“People can’t always buy back-to-school clothes or shoes for their kids, so we’ll do things for our customers, like allow them to do a payroll deduction” to cover purchases in instalments, Bickford says....
...First a technical point: stock-based comp has never *really* been free. Its underlying cost just appears in a different place....
...Well, it probably would not be great for San Francisco's property prices if the entirety of big tech's payroll lost their jobs....
...One recent offender is CNBC, in a story about ADP's June payrolls data: America’s labor shortage is approaching epidemic proportions, and it could be employers who end up paying......
...traffic and comp sales trends....
...The U.S. labor market is effectively at full employment and there are an increasing number of signs that inflation is moving back up toward 2 percent....
...Emerging market portfolio investors have made yet another U-turn, surging into EM stocks and bonds this month on the assumption that the US Federal Reserve will not, after all, raise interest rates at its...
...U.S. stock-index futures were also little changed, while Asian shares climbed (Bloomberg)....
...Retail sales, industrial production and payrolls growth were all robust in recent weeks, adding to evidence of accelerating growth, after a cold winter led to fears for the economic outlook....
...(Financial Times) It’s quiet out there: “Trading volume on the major U.S. exchanges last month tumbled to its lowest level for May since the financial crisis....
...(Financial Times) Payroll Friday is now payroll Tuesday....
...down to 7.4 percent, the U.S....
...The US will publish third-quarter gross domestic product numbers on Thursday, and the delayed October non-farm payrolls report on Friday....
...Daily U.S. dollar trading in 2013 has averaged $4.65 trillion.”...
...US: Non-farm payrolls....
...Asian stocks fell, led by Japanese shares, after Friday’s US non-farm payrolls missed....
...Non-farm payrolls data are forecast to show the world’s biggest economy added 185,000 jobs in November....
...In fiscal ’99 alone, it spent a record $20.2 billion, including $3.2 billion for medical supplies maker U.S....
...(Wall Street Journal) Markets: A very twitchy week was ending with more pockets of volatility across currencies and stocks ahead of key US non-farm payrolls data due out later in the global day, the FT’...
...(Reuters) “The U.S....
...“Well, we just had one of those weeks here at Walmart U.S. Where are all the customers? And where’s their money?”...
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