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  • Comcast Isn't Done Yet June 21, 2018
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  • Why Home Prices Have Nowhere to Go But Up June 21, 2018
    There are a lot of people who would like to buy a house, and plenty of them can afford to. Finding a house to buy? That is another issue.
  • Oracle's Cloud Thickens June 20, 2018
    The good news it that Oracle’s cloud business continues to grow. The bad news is that investors will now have to just take the company’s word for it.
  • Why Disney Can Afford to Pay More for Fox June 20, 2018
    Disney’s blockbuster track record, along with some unique quirks of comic book history, explain why it can top Comcast’s bid for 21st Century Fox’s entertainment assets.
  • What Xiaomi's Dropped Listing Says About Chinese Markets June 20, 2018
    The saga to do with Xiaomi’s IPO homecoming has highlighted one peculiar, but rather crucial, feature of the Chinese stock market: It isn’t really a market.
  • Can't Anyone Here Cook Anymore? June 19, 2018
    Delivery apps like Grubhub, meal kits and takeout are a rising threat to supermarkets like Kroger and Walmart and packaged food companies like Kraft Heinz
  • The Other Yield Curve Investors Should Watch as Trouble Mounts June 19, 2018
    Escalating trade tensions have helped push the U.S. Treasury yield curve to its flattest in more than a decade. But another curve deserves attention—and it is getting steeper.
  • Xiaomi Will Have to Dial Down Valuation Hopes June 19, 2018
    The tech company has postponed plans for a mainland Chinese listing—a blow to its hopes of a high valuation.
  • Ignore the OPEC Drama, More Oil Is Coming June 19, 2018
    OPEC is back to its squabbling ways. But investors who are bidding up oil prices in the expectation of a split are misunderstanding both the history of the cartel and the current state of the oil market.
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