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Investors continue to grapple with the ramifications of Russia’s invasion and the economic risks from Federal Reserve monetary-policy tightening. Bloomberg’s Markets Live editor Mark Cudmore discusses with Tom Mackenzie

March 25, 2022

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In Dubai’s swankiest neighborhoods, property brokers say Roman Abramovich, the tycoon who owns Chelsea Football Club, has been inquiring about villas and apartments. Bloomberg’s Middle East finance reporter Nicolas Parasie reports

March 25, 2022

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Diamondback Energy, Cheniere Energy and Bed Bath & Beyond.

March 25, 2022

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One reason to be bullish can be found in the export data.

March 25, 2022

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“One of the concerns all along is that the bull is too high a view of what the companies were,” Engine Capital Managing Partner Arnaud Ajdler says on $KSS. “They may end up rejecting offers because of an unrealistic view of the company’s worth.”

March 25, 2022

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“Back in the day, two all-beef patties and special sauce would set you back 65 cents, but when you adjust for purchasing power… that comes to $4.75 in modern money,” Jared Blikre says, comparing $MCD Big Mac price inflation to historical rises in gas prices.

March 25, 2022

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“Supply chain challenges are… not going to go on forever,” North Star Investment Mgmt Corp CIO Eric Kuby says, later adding: Companies “just don’t see that happening.”

March 25, 2022

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“We pay $1.27 more [per gallon of gas] than every other state in the nation. It’s really sad,” California State Assembly Minority Floor Leader James Gallagher says. “Not only do we have high gas prices, but we have all of these regulations and fees.”

March 25, 2022

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Investors selling Meta right now are going to be ‘very wrong,’ says Jim Cramer

March 25, 2022

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Investors continue to grapple with the ramifications of Russia’s invasion and the economic risks from Federal Reserve monetary-policy tightening. Bloomberg’s Markets Live editor Mark Cudmore discusses with Tom Mackenzie

In Dubai’s swankiest neighborhoods, property brokers say Roman Abramovich, the tycoon who owns Chelsea Football Club, has been inquiring about villas and apartments. Bloomberg’s Middle East finance reporter Nicolas Parasie reports

Diamondback Energy, Cheniere Energy and Bed Bath & Beyond.

One reason to be bullish can be found in the export data.

“One of the concerns all along is that the bull is too high a view of what the companies were,” Engine Capital Managing Partner Arnaud Ajdler says on $KSS. “They may end up rejecting offers because of an unrealistic view of the company’s worth.”

“Back in the day, two all-beef patties and special sauce would set you back 65 cents, but when you adjust for purchasing power… that comes to $4.75 in modern money,” Jared Blikre says, comparing $MCD Big Mac price inflation to historical rises in gas prices.

“Supply chain challenges are… not going to go on forever,” North Star Investment Mgmt Corp CIO Eric Kuby says, later adding: Companies “just don’t see that happening.”

“We pay $1.27 more [per gallon of gas] than every other state in the nation. It’s really sad,” California State Assembly Minority Floor Leader James Gallagher says. “Not only do we have high gas prices, but we have all of these regulations and fees.”

Investors selling Meta right now are going to be ‘very wrong,’ says Jim Cramer