Month: November 2021

Barry Silbert, Founder and CEO, Digital Currency Group  David A. Grogan | CNBC Digital Currency Group is selling shares to SoftBank and Google’s venture capital arm in a deal that values the crypto conglomerate at more than $10 billion.  The Manhattan-based, private company announced a secondary round on Monday, in which existing investors are selling
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The economy grew at an annualized inflation-adjusted rate of 2.0% in the third quarter of 2021, a sharp drop from the second quarter’s 6.7%. This slowdown reflects the broad reach of the ongoing global pandemic. Surging cases in the summer made people more leery about going out. Overseas customers of U.S. businesses struggled with widespread
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If you’re thinking about selling your home, you probably already know that inventory has never been lower. For the first time in nearly 15 years, you—the seller—are back in driver’s seat. That doesn’t mean you should hike up the price and be greedy, but you do have an advantage over other sellers whose homes sat
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If the market’s record rally continues into year end, PNC Financial’s Amanda Agati predicts value stocks will lag and growth stocks will play a dominant role. Agati, the firm’s chief investment officer, blames a slowing economy and earnings — as well as the monetary and fiscal policy backdrop. “We are absolutely bullish on the growth-oriented
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Was your tax refund higher this year? Join the crowd. But don’t celebrate. Average tax refund amounts were way up this year over last year, according to the Internal Revenue Service’s recent updates to its cumulative 2021 tax filing season statistics as of October 22. For the 2021 tax filing season (for the 2020 tax year),
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A mechanic works on a motorcycle at a Harley-Davidson showroom and repair shop in Lindon, Utah, on Monday, April 19, 2021. George Frey | Bloomberg | Getty Images Check out the companies making headlines in midday trading. Franklin Resources — Shares of the asset manager jumped 12% after the company reported better-than-expected quarterly earnings. Franklin
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The United States is not the only nation facing a retirement savings crisis. Many advanced, post-industrial democracies are struggling with similar challenges presented by an aging population. And just like in the U.S., these countries may have a variety of different retirement savings plans offered to workers. Canada, a nation with which the U.S. shares
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