Finance
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Some people are receiving their stimulus money through prepaid debit cards. Here’s how to get your money if you’ve lost your card.
Americans across the country have started receiving their stimulus money, and some people are getting it through prepaid debit cards. People who...
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Wealthy people are flying to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, to shelter in their vacation homes. Here’s what life is like in the most unequal place in America, where the 1% makes $16 million a year.
Wealthy people are flying to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, to shelter in their vacation homes, Justin Farrell reported for The New York Times....
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416Billionaire investor Howard Marks wants to raise a record-setting $15 billion distressed-debt fund designed to profit from coronavirus wreckage, new report says
Bloomberg TV Howard Marks’s Oaktree Capital plans to raise $15 billion for the biggest ever distressed-debt fund, Bloomberg reported Wednesday, citing an...
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416Ray Dalio says investors would be ‘pretty crazy to hold bonds’ right now as central banks continue to print money
Hollis Johnson/Business Insider Ray Dalio of Bridgewater Associates said investors would be “pretty crazy to hold bonds” in this period in a...
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Leaked memo: Troubled SoftBank-backed robotics startup Zume just conducted a 2nd round of sweeping layoffs after funding fell through
Zume, the troubled robotics startup backed by SoftBank’s massive Vision Fund, conducted another set of sweeping layoffs affecting two of the company’s...
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PayPal, Intuit, and Square Capital can now facilitate government loans
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378Dow dives 550 points as earnings results start to show massive impact of coronavirus
Brendan McDermid/Reuters All three major US stock indexes plummeted on Wednesday as retail sales data and quarterly earnings reports reflected the negative...
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Airline stocks are set to surge after the ‘big 4’ accepted more than $15 billion in government bailouts
Shares in the “big four” US airlines jumped in pre-market trading on Wednesday after they accepted government bailouts to avoid layoffs during...
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Sequoia Capital global managing partner Doug Leone is advising President Trump on how to restart American businesses during the coronavirus-led economic shutdown
Sequoia Capital global managing partner Doug Leone is part of President Trump’s task force planning ways to “reopen” the United States economy in...
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Airbnb is raising $1 billion in debt, its second fundraising round in just two weeks, as the company tries to navigate a tough economic landscape
Airbnb is set to raise $1 billion in debt financing, a source familiar with the matter told Business Insider. The deal is...