Month: October 2019

Rendering of new Andrew Rafacz Gallery at 1749 W. Chicago Avenue in Chicago’s West Town neighborhood. Courtesy of Andrew Rafacz Gallery CHICAGO, Ill. – After 15 years in Chicago’s West Loop neighborhood, internationally acclaimed Andrew Rafacz Gallery is relocating to a new 2,000-square-foot storefront space at 1749 W. Chicago Avenue, an historic building constructed in 1916
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CNBC’s Jim Cramer is warning against trading stocks on the roller coaster of U.S.-China headlines as the two countries restarted high-level talks aimed at ending their 15-month-old trade war on Thursday. Markets are “hostage to events that are not only totally out of our hands, but I think totally out of the president’s hands,” Cramer
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First-time municipal payment defaults and “impairments” are up through the third quarter this year compared to the same period last year, reversing a 10-year trend, according to Municipal Market Analytics. First-time issuer defaults are up 19% to 37 through the third quarter compared to the same period last year. That excludes Puerto Rico which is
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Mutual fund giant Vanguard has partnered with Nasdaq Ventures-backed blockchain startup Symbiont to develop a trading platform for the $6 trillion currency market, the companies said. With the new platform, Vanguard, which manages $5.2 trillion, aims to lower transaction costs for the trillions of dollars worth of currencies it trades annually by boosting peer-to-peer trading
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Veritaseum founder and CEO Reg Middleton is in talks with the US Securities and Exchange Commission to reach a settlement on claims that the VERI initial coin offering (ICO) misled investors with regard to the token’s potential value. Veritaseum “Knowingly Misled” Investors Back in August, the SEC filed an emergency lawsuit against Veritaseum and its founder
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A home mortgage sign on a Wells Fargo branch in Brooklyn, New York. Getty Images An unexpected decline in mortgage interest rates had homeowners calling their lenders last week, looking to save money on their monthly payments. Refinance demand surged, pushing total mortgage application volume up 5.2% last week compared with the previous week, according
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Fort Myers, Florida. Philippe TURPIN | Photononstop | Getty Images There’s no place like home. Unless, of course, you are retired. Lured by better weather, lower taxes or an improved quality of life, many older Americans consider relocating to stateS like Florida or the Carolinas. To that end, U.S. News & World Report determined the
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Forbes’ November 2013 cover on how Michael Dell won the war to take his company private. Forbes Media “Dell Can’t Lose,” read the cover of Forbes Magazine on November 18, 2013, as we chronicled how personal computer billionaire Michael Dell relented against Carl Icahn to take his company private in what was dubbed “the nastiest tech buyout ever.” If
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An American Airlines Boeing 737-800 plane takes off from Los Angeles International airport. Mike Blake | Reuters Check out the companies making headlines after the bell: Shares of American Airlines dipped 1.65% during extended trading after authorities in Miami forcibly removed a man on a flight to Newark, New Jersey earlier Monday. The man reportedly
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