SPORTS: One Event One Big Impact by Brad Weisman
The outdoor industry continues to evolve as people look for a place to relieve themselves of stress. A hike can often allow for people to “think” about what is going on their lives. You don’t just have to be on a football or soccer field these days. We live in
Sorry, Illinois, Your Taxes Aren’t Going Down Anytime Soon
published Apr 12, 2018, 9:45:11 AM, by Elizabeth Campbell (Bloomberg) — Illinois residents could enjoy lower taxes if their squabbling leaders tackle the debt-riddled state’s biggest problem — its massively underfunded pension system. But that’s a big if. Republican Governor Bruce Rauner, who’s running for re-election this year, says he
A Sign of Hope for the Trans-Pacific Partnership: Editorial
published Apr 12, 2018, 6:40:13 PM, by The Editors (Bloomberg View) — Nobody expects a coherent and consistent trade policy from President Donald Trump. But sometimes incoherence and inconsistency are to be welcomed. Trump has apparently directed his trade advisers to explore rejoining the Trans-Pacific Partnership. This instruction contradicts much
Europeans and U.S. Make Progress in Push to Preserve Iran Deal
published Apr 12, 2018, 7:20:07 PM, by Margaret Talev and Nick Wadhams (Bloomberg) — U.S. and European officials said they’ve made progress on revisions to the Iran nuclear accord to address ballistic missiles and sunset provisions, raising optimism among American allies that President Donald Trump can be persuaded not to
Trump Weighs Strike Options on Syria as Allies Rally Over Attack
published Apr 11, 2018 5:41:56 PM, by Jennifer Jacobs and Robert Hutton (Bloomberg) — President Donald Trump is still weighing options for U.S. military action against Syria as Western powers rallied against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad over an apparent chemical weapons attack near Damascus. Pentagon chief Jim Mattis and other
Technology Stocks May Be Achilles’ Heel of Emerging-Market Rally
published Apr 11, 2018 6:01:00 PM, by Srinivasan Sivabalan (Bloomberg) — A selloff that seems to grip information-technology stocks every six weeks may prove to be the undoing of the two-year rally in emerging markets. A 10 percent slump from November to December, a 12 percent slide from January to
Wall Street Lending Could Rise by Billions in U.S. Proposal
published Apr 11, 2018 6:54:55 PM, by Jesse Hamilton (Bloomberg) — U.S. regulators are poised to ease leverage limits for Wall Street banks, potentially freeing up tens of billions of dollars for lending and other business activities in the latest move to relax post-crisis financial rules that the Trump administration
Top Farm-State Lawmakers Skeptical of Trump Making Farmers Whole
published Apr 10, 2018 3:36:19 PM, by Alan Bjerga (Bloomberg) — Leading lawmakers on congressional agriculture committees said Tuesday they’re skeptical that the White House can fix any economic harm for farmers arising from a trade dispute with China by giving them temporary aid through the Agriculture Department. “We don’t
Morgan Stanley Reveals Tech Stock Picks for Next Big Growth Wave
published Apr 10, 2018 3:29:03 PM, by Janine Wolf (Bloomberg) — With the technology sector making headlines left and right, Morgan Stanley is optimistic about the future of both the industry and its stocks. A new data-driven technology cycle is just starting and offers huge potential on the investing front,
Google Is Said in Talks to Buy Nokia’s In-Flight Broadband
published Apr 10, 2018 4:05:12 PM, by Manuel Baigorri (Bloomberg) — Google is in talks to acquire Nokia Oyj’s airplane broadband business as the Alphabet Inc. unit seeks to tap into new services and reach more users by offering in-flight high-speed internet, people familiar with the matter said. Nokia’s technology