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Why corporate profits could fall for 3 straight quarters
Eighty-seven S&P 500 companies have already warned that their second quarter results would be weaker than expected, according to FactSet.
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The economy is booming, the labor market is strong, earnings beat expectations. What’s next?
The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite have set a number of records over the past few weeks. And market watchers believe we're going to see more.
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McDonald’s will no longer offer these items after midnight
"We'll be simplifying what's served after midnight so customers can get the most popular favorites."
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13 percent of the world’s companies are ‘zombies.’ That’s not healthy
So what's the excuse this time? Economists blame the era of extremely low interest rates.
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Olive Garden’s comeback has no end in sight
Many of Darden's other chains are doing well too.
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General Mills raised prices. Now it’s cashing in
The company, which also owns Wheaties, Lucky Charms and Annie's, said that the actual sales volume of its products fell in North America and Europe during the quarter, although they did rise in Asia.
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Why just became easier for employers to dump retirees’ pensions
"'We'll offer you $400,000,' and they're age 65. It's not that much money at all. But they don't think about it that way."
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Facebook Down: Social media giant turns to Twitter to post status update
Facebook, the world's largest social network, relied on Twitter on Wednesday to explain that its apps were experiencing outages around the world.
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National Enquirer says it will investigate Bezos’ allegations
"They said they had more of my text messages and photos that they would publish if we didn't stop our investigation."
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Taco Bell will test a vegetarian menu
Putting all of the meat-free items on one menu should make it easier for vegetarians to see their options.
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Dow suffers worst week since 2008 financial crisis
Stocks are on pace for the worst December since the Great Depression,
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Why Costco is the biggest holiday winner
Club members who pony up $60 or $120 for annual subscriptions are flooding in to shop during the holiday rush.
