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Video Game Giants Had a Miserable Second Quarter as the Pandemic Gaming Boom Hits a Wall
Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo each reported a fall in quarterly video game sales. The main reason? People are spending less time playing and more time going out.
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Asia-Pacific Markets Slip in Early Trade; SoftBank Earnings Ahead
Shares in the Asia-Pacific traded lower Monday, with SoftBank set to report earnings after the market close.
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Bankrupt Crypto Lending Platform Celsius Withdraws Motion to Hire CFO Back at $92,000 a Month
Celsius has withdrawn its motion to bring back ex-CFO Rod Bolger at $92,000 a month.
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Potential Curb on Australian LNG Exports Is Another Blow to Asia-Pacific Gas Markets
Energy protectionism is in full swing as Asia-Pacific LNG consumers prepare for a likely export cut from Australia, one of the top suppliers globally.
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Stock Futures Dip Following S&P 500's Third Winning Week in a Row
Investors shifted focus to a key inflation report this week for more clarification about the Fed’s next move at its policy meeting in September.
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Climate Groups React to Senate Passing the Inflation Reduction Act
The U.S. senate just passed the most ambitious climate spending package on record.
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These Are the Top 10 Best and Worst Places to Live in the World—and You Won't Find the U.S. on Either List
The 2022 Economist Intelligence Unit’s Global Liveability Index ranked 172 cities across the world. These are the 10 best and 10 worst places to live.
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Buffer Or Bet Against? Here Are Some New Strategies for Single-Stock ETFs
In recent weeks, funds that provide that same type of exposure to a singular stock have entered the market as a new tool for short-term traders to bet on.
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Best Offense Is Defense? This Sophisticated Market Play Helps Investors Protect Themselves From Dramatic Lows
The idea: Incorporate short-term levered plays including covered call and collar strategies in order to help investors customize their own defensive strategies.
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George Clooney Had Tequila, Ryan Reynolds Gin. For Female Celebrities? Wine Is in
Wine is a laggard in alcohol sales as more Americans turn to cocktails. Can female celebrities like Cameron Diaz and Mary J. Blige bring the vineyard back?
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Don't Read Vacation Emails, Keep Your Return Date a Secret and Other Tips for Hacking Your PTO
Maximize your PTO like a VIP.
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Self-Made Millionaire Bethenny Frankel: The Most Successful People Have an ‘Unstoppable Nature' That Separates Them From Others
The most successful people have an “unstoppable nature” that sets them apart from the rest, according to self-made millionaire Bethenny Frankel.
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Why Mark Zuckerberg's Other Big Bet, Outside the Metaverse, Is Whatsapp for Business
Long-term, Mark Zuckerberg is all-in on the metaverse. But Meta is also making a big bet that Whatsapp for Business will be a huge growth driver first.
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From Mississippi to Kentucky, These Are the 7 States With the Least Credit Card Debt
America has amassed over $1 trillion in credit card debt as of the beginning of 2022. These are the 7 states that have the least amount of credit card debt.
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Wall Street's Top Analysts Say These Are Their Favorite Stocks Right Now
TipRanks analyst ranking service pinpoints Wall Street’s best-performing stocks, including Airbnb and Pinterest.
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As Climate Change Threatens More Homes, Some Properties Are Getting Too Costly to Insure
As climate change threatens the U.S. with more natural disasters, it’s becoming increasingly costly for Americans to insure their homes, experts say.
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Some Consumers Are Cutting Back on Restaurant Spending, But CEOs Say Not All Chains Are Affected
Bloomin’ Brands, Restaurant Brands International and Starbucks said they aren’t seeing changes in consumer spending.
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Why Creating a Horror Movie Haven on Netflix May Be a Smart Move for the Streaming Giant
Netflix has spent big in recent years on flashy, blockbuster-style action movies, meanwhile it’s found success in the comparatively low-budget horror genre.
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Elon Musk Challenges Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal to a Debate on Bots
Elon Musk took shots at Twitter on Saturday, and dared CEO Parag Agrawal to debate him in the midst of a legal battle over a $44 billion acquisition gone awry.
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Large Indiana Employers Eli Lilly and Cummins Speak Out About the State's New Restrictive Abortion Law
Eli Lilly, one of the biggest employers in Indiana, said that the state’s newly passed restrictions on abortions will push it to grow away from its home turf.