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(Bloomberg) — PG&E Corp. warned it will shut off power again on Saturday to as many as 2.5 million people as violent winds batter the state — in what will be California’s largest intentional blackout ever.The outages will impact up to 850,000 homes and businesses in Northern California, including parts of Oakland, Berkeley and other cities, PG&E said in a statement Friday. With wind gusts up to 80 miles (130 kilometers) per hour forecast through Monday, much of the region could be without power for days. San Francisco, however, will be spared.“The upcoming wind event has the potential to be …read more […]

When Nio (NIO) released its latest sales numbers for the latest quarter, the 35.1 percent increase in sales gave some investors optimism for the company’s future potential.While the increase in sales looks impressive, the reality is the company only delivered 4,799 vehicles, with the majority of the sales coming from its low-priced ES6 SUV, which at this time loses money on every sale.This wouldn’t be as big of an issue if Nio was flush with cash, but without a cash infusion, the company will struggle to survive by as early as December 2019.Turning to TipRanks data, we find that NIO …read more […]

If you’re in the market for a new home, how does a $98 million penthouse sound? Yahoo Finance’s Jennifer Rogers, Myles Udland, and Jared Blikre discuss the luxury apartment that’s breaking New York City real estate records. …read more […]

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Exxon Mobil Corp is seeking a potential buyer for its roughly 60,000 barrel per day Billings, Montana refinery, according to three sources familiar with Exxon’s plans. Representatives for large refiners, including Valero Energy Corp and Marathon Petroleum Corp , have toured the refinery, two of the people said, speaking on condition of anonymity because the process is private. Ultimately a smaller refiner could be a more likely buyer of the plant, one of the sources said. …read more […]

It’s been an exciting week in The War Room. Bryan cranked out a triple-digit blowout winner on Twitter (NYSE: TWTR). And that was accompanied by a stunner from War Room member Russell H., who made the right call on PayPal and brought us another triple-digit winner!
“TWTR strangle debit $3.11, -118%, nice trade.” – Richard T.
“TWTR PUT in @ $1.49 out at $6.25. PYPL Call in @ $1.04 out at $5.94. I am done for the day.” – Charlie F.
“Bryan, Thanks for the great play on TWTR!! Made for a great morning. Up 116%.” – Rick R.
“PYPL – Got in at …read more […]

Goldman Sach’s Analyst Kate McShane removed Target from the firm’s conviction list, but is still keeping a “buy” rating for the retailer. Yahoo Finance’s Jen Rogers, Myles Udland and Brian Sozzi discuss on The Final Round. …read more […]

Intel shares soared after it reported its 3rd quarter earnings and revenue, which beat expectations. Yahoo Finance’s Akiko Fujita and Heidi Chung discuss on The Ticker. …read more […]

Senator Sanders unveiled yesterday, should he become president, that he would legalize marijuana across the country during his first 100 days in office by executive order. Veronica Dagher, Wall Street Journal’s Wealth reporter and host of WSJ “Secrets of Wealthy Women” podcast”, along with Yahoo Finance’s Emily McCormick, joins Zack Guzman on YFi PM to discuss. …read more […]

Most people seem to accept the fact that debt is piling up in an unsustainable way.
The federal government’s deficit for 2019 should come in around $1 trillion. That’s the equivalent of about 5.1% of our gross domestic product (GDP). And it will push the total federal debt to more than $22 trillion.
So we’re 10 years into this bull market, yet we’re annually adding debt equal to 5% of the entire economy. That’s crazy.
What will happen during the next recession? The deficit could easily climb to $2 trillion or $3 trillion. We currently pay around $500 billion in interest on that …read more […]

Twitter founder Jack Dorsey is calling out Mark Zuckerberg. Zuckerberg last week defended Facebook’s decision not to ban political ads – in the name of free speech. But Dorsey said in an interview yeseterday that Facebook’s paid-for promoted posts are a ‘major gap and flaw’ in that argument. He also called out Zuckerberg for claiming in the speech that Facebook was created in response to the Iraq war. Yahoo Finance’s Julie Hyman discusses with the panel. …read more […]

Free cash flow increases more than 100% and net debt declines by almost 50% Continue reading… …read more […]

We often see insiders buying up shares in companies that perform well over the long term. On the other hand, we’d be… …read more […]

Anthony Chukumba, Loop Capital Research Analyst, joins Yahoo Finance’s Julie Hyman, Brian Cheung and Pras Subramanian. …read more […]

A Robinhood IPO has been in the rumor mill for more than a year.
The first indication that Robinhood would go public came when it brought on long-time Amazon executive Jason Warnick to be its CFO. That was a year ago, and today Robinhood remains a private company.
However, Robinhood has not been opaque about its plans for an initial public offering. One of the company’s co-CEOs, Baiju Bhatt, said last year that an IPO is “something we think is very much in the future. Being a public company closely aligns with our mission.”
So, what exactly is Robinhood’s mission?
Robinhood’s Mission
When Warnick was …read more […]