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  • A Pillar of Chinese Growth Starts to Show Cracks August 18, 2017
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  • Under Armour's Self-Inflicted Wound August 17, 2017
    A love-hate triangle has ensnared Under Armour, Dick’s Sporting Goods and Kohl’s. The dynamic among the three companies shows how brands and retail chains are tripping over each other as they struggle to survive fierce competition.
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    Fiat Chrysler Automobiles seems more likely to be broken up than sold to a Chinese company—and even a breakup is no sure bet.
  • Seeking the Next Safe Haven August 15, 2017
    When the world looks stormy, investors first reaction is to flock to the safety of American assets. But what will they do when the U.S. is where the tempest is brewing?
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    Solid retail sales at the national level aren’t turning into gains for store-based retailers as Amazon and other online merchants continue to grab share in most categories.
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  • Low Price Is the Only Winner in Retail August 18, 2017
    It might seem like the most basic retail maxim, but the second-quarter drilled it home for investors: low prices matter. The only winners in an otherwise bleak retail landscape were the ones offering the lowest ones.
  • Biogen Treads Tricky Path Between Politicians, Investors August 18, 2017
    Biogen is taking a political risk with aggressive multiple sclerosis drug pricing, but the company is under pressure to boost its share price.
  • Tripling Down on Emerging Markets With a New Leveraged ETF August 18, 2017
    Direxion, the firm behind popular funds that bet on gold mining companies, oil prices and Chinese stocks, launches an ETF that aims to triple the returns of emerging-market bonds.
  • Jack Ma Works His Magic With MassMutual Bid August 18, 2017
    For Alibaba’s Jack Ma, joining in a $1.7 billion bid for the Hong Kong and Macau businesses of MassMutual looks like a slick way to get into the insurance line.
  • Why It is Time to Own France's Biggest Bank August 18, 2017
    BNP Paribas is exploiting rivals’ weaknesses while keeping a tight rein on costs
  • A Pillar of Chinese Growth Starts to Show Cracks August 18, 2017
    Housing prices rose more slowly in China’s interior for the second time in two months—a potentially worrying sign for growth following a raft of weak data in July.
  • Under Armour's Self-Inflicted Wound August 17, 2017
    A love-hate triangle has ensnared Under Armour, Dick’s Sporting Goods and Kohl’s. The dynamic among the three companies shows how brands and retail chains are tripping over each other as they struggle to survive fierce competition.
  • OPEC's Sick Man, Venezuela Could Jolt Oil Market August 17, 2017
    Venezuela’s already falling oil production will get worse before it gets better, potentially roiling global energy markets.
  • Cisco's Long, Slow Decline August 17, 2017
    Investors had low expectations for Cisco Systems ahead of its fiscal fourth-quarter results posted Wednesday.
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