Month: September 2018

The streamer barely edged out HBO despite far more prolific content spending. …read more […]

If you own a Mac computer, have you ever looked at the top right corner of your screen and wondered where all of those app icons came from? Believe it or not, Apple’s operating system for Mac computers does not have a built-in way to hide app icons in your menu bar, especially if you don’t want or need them. Developer Matthew Palmer built a great utility that solves this issue, called Vanilla. …read more […]

Picking the low-hanging fruit is a good start, but he shouldn’t wait too long to make the tough choices. …read more […]

President Xi Jinping was expected to use a gathering of dozens of African leaders in Beijing to push back against criticism that China’s vast development initiatives risked saddling emerging economies with debt. Xi’s speech Monday to the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation gives him a high-profile chance to defend his signature Belt and Road Initiative to develop roads, railways, ports, pipelines and other trade links. Xi “will stress the importance of consultation and taking African countries’ needs into account,” said Shi Yinhong, a professor of international relations at Renmin University of China. …read more […]

The tobacco giant’s biggest ever dividend hike could be a red flag. …read more […]

Netflix went from $3 per share to nearly $400. Could these three stocks do even better? …read more […]

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Google’s decision to ignore the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence’s invitation to have CEO Sundar Pichai testify on Russian election meddling is an insult to the public. …read more […]

It was announced this week that the U.S. and Mexico are very close to settling on the next version of their trade policy. But don’t get distracted. The real trade war is going on with the great red dragon.

Since 2017, China has been by far the biggest exporter to the U.S. It accounts for more than 20% of total U.S. imports (almost double that of each Mexico and Canada). With few labor laws and regulations in China, its goods are often much cheaper than American alternatives. This makes it difficult for U.S. companies to compete, so tariffs are meant to …read more […]

One of them could cost you 30% of your retirement income — and another could make an even bigger difference on how much Social Security you bring home. …read more […]

Shares of the graphics chip specialist continue their remarkable rise. Here’s what investors should know. …read more […]

Though the retailer sold its Craftsman line for a much-needed cash infusion, it can still sell the tools in its stores. But Stanley Black & Decker’s versions may be the better ones. …read more […]