Month: July 2019

Tesla‘s better-than-expected delivery numbers may buy the electric auto maker time, but they’re not a quick fix for more fundamental issues, Roger McNamee told CNBC on Wednesday. “This quarter doesn’t solve anything, but it’s way better than what people were expecting,” said McNamee, a venture capitalist turned Silicon Valley critic. Tesla shattered Wall Street’s expectations
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La Follia from above Douglas Elliman There has already been one sale topping $100 million in California this week and now there’s another one to report on the other side of the country. La Follia, a 37,500-square-foot building on Palm Beach’s Intracoastal Waterway just closed for a $105 million, according to property deeds cited by
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View Bitcoin has dropped below $10,000 for the first time in 11 days, reinforcing the buyer exhaustion signaled by the weekly chart, as discussed yesterday. The daily chart indicators have turned bearish, while the 4-hour chart is reporting a bearish lower-highs, lower-lows pattern. As a result, the price could slip further toward the former resistance-turned-support
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Municipal bond investors saw little supply price into a strong market on Tuesday ahead of Wednesday’s early session close before the Fourth of July holiday. Janney: 1H was strong for munisThe first half of 2019 was good for municipal bond investors, Alan Schankel, managing director and municipal strategist at Janney, writes in a monthly market
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Warren Buffett, chairman of Berkshire Hathaway Inc., right, and Bill Gates, chairman and co-founder of Microsoft Corp., participate in a newspaper toss event at the Berkshire Hathaway annual shareholders meeting on Saturday, May 5, 2012. Daniel Acker | Getty Images Warren Buffett said he will donate $3.6 billion worth of Berkshire Hathaway shares to five
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Puerto Rico bankruptcy Judge Laura Taylor Swain has ruled that holders of Employees Retirement System bonds are not entitled to continued payment in bankruptcy, saying among other things that the bonds’ revenues weren’t protected “special revenues.” Swain issued her ruling in an adversary proceeding on Thursday. It affects $3.2 billion of ERS bonds in default
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