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There’s plenty of risk and potential for a bargain in these underloved stocks
- 5 cheap stocks under $10 even high-rollers might like
- 9 stocks with dividend yields over 4% in a sector that often beats the broader market
- 20 dividend stocks with ‘headroom’ to pay investors even more
- Harry Boxer’s stocks to watch include Aphria and Freeport-McMoRan
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EarningsKraft Heinz loses a lot of cheese as earnings send stock plunging toward record low
- Zillow is betting big on flipping houses, and investors seem to like it
- Dropbox stock falls 10% after margin guidance disappoints
- Roku stock gains on upbeat forecast as ad revenue surges
- Stamps.com is breaking up with the U.S. Postal Service, and its stock is down nearly 50%
- Wayfair's stock surges after company loses less, sells more than expected
Surprise! California pension fund reportedly had major stake in National Enquirer parent
Californians voted overwhelmingly against Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential election, but they might be surprised to learn they owned as much as one-third of the parent company of the National Enquirer, which helped Trump's campaign by supressing potentially damaging news stories, the Los Angeles Times reported Thursday. CalPERS, California's public pension fund, which is funded by taxpayers and state employees, was one of the largest investors in American Media Inc. as if 2016, the Times reported. It is unclear if it still holds that stake. Through public filings, the Times found CalPERS's stake came from an investment managed by a New Jersey hedge fund. The tabloid was most recently accused of trying to blackmail Amazon.com Inc. CEO Jeff Bezos with salacious photos. A CalPERS spokeswoman told the Times "CalPERS does not align itself with American Media's business actions," or endorse it. A Stanford economics professor told the Times that many Californians would be unhappy to learn they may have helped fund pro-Trump efforts: "That's going to make them feel real good about their pension fund managers!" he said sarcastically.
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How to give your home to your adult child tax-free
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Can you trust those DIY lab tests and online symptom-checkers?
To save time and enhance communication with doctors, more patients are taking matters into their own hands.
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India Globalization Capital says it will re-list on NYSE American exchange
India Globalization Capital Inc. said late Thursday that it had successfully challenged the NYSE American's Oct. 29 decision to de-list the stock. IGC said it will re-list no later than Feb. 26. "We are very pleased that the Exchange procedures allowed us the opportunity to challenge the decision to delist and to present our case to a review panel," Chief Executive Ram Mukunda said in a statement. Prior to its October de-listing, MarketWatch had written a story that outlined series of concerns with the company's claims and businesses.
