Month: October 2019

Tax return forms and wage statements with a note saying Taxes Due. Getty You have probably seen the recent headlines saying that US income inequality has reached a 50-year high. They are based on the Census Bureau’s latest report on Income and Poverty in the United States, published last month. The Census Bureau’s data, however,
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When we consider property management as a profession, much of what comes to mind is daily responsibilities in maintenance, collections and marketing vacant units. However, one area that deserves equal recognition is in utilities management. This is a significant portion of the job of a property manager, managing building utilities and making sure they are
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Getty Images Investors, business owners and consumers should be heeding the message that the inverted yield curve is sending, according to the researcher who pioneered the economic forecasting model. Duke University professor Campbell Harvey said people shouldn’t wait for the economic downturn he anticipates before taking preventive measures. “This is the time where you need
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Share to facebook Share to twitter Share to linkedin Both major indexes fell over 1%. Getty Images Topline: The stock market was off to a rough start on Tuesday, and although it rebounded slightly in the afternoon, rising uncertainty over trade talks with China—set to start Thursday—took a huge toll and prompted a further sell-off. 
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An employee works next to shoes on display inside the flagship store of sporting-goods giant Nike in Shanghai on March 16, 2017. Johannes Eisele | AFP | Getty Images An ongoing spat between the NBA and China could end up hurting Nike, which has ties to both the basketball organization and the region. Greater China,
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Richard Allison, CEO of Domino’s Pizza, speaks at CNBC’s Evolve conference in Chicago on Sept. 24, 2019. Jeff Schear | CNBC Domino’s Pizza on Tuesday reported quarterly earnings and revenue that missed analysts’ expectations. Shares of the company fell nearly 4% in premarket trading. Here’s what the company reported compared with what Wall Street was expecting,
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