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U.K.-based oil and gas firm BP Plc (BP) has signed an agreement to take complete ownership of its joint venture (JV) with Kentucky-based gasoline and convenience store operator Thorntons. BP will acquire the majority stake it does not own in energy-focused investment firm ArcLight Capital Partners. The acquisition is likely to boost BP’s presence in
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In 1974, the Oldsmobile Ninety-Eight was a popular car – and the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) was enacted to govern the US pension system. A lot has changed since 1974. Oldsmobile no longer exists, for one thing. The “typical” American family comes in many more shapes and sizes. And American workers are unlikely
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Municipals were little changed Tuesday, ignoring another rise in U.S. Treasuries and a weaker stock market, with the focus on the primary which saw deals bumped in repricings. Another day of UST weakness after less-than-stellar auctions and municipals stayed in their own lane. Some participants said without the UST rise in yields, municipal benchmarks likely
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Gold and silver stock enthusiasts are in a very good spot here. There are… by Stewart Thomson of Graceland Updates July 13, 2021 1.   The US stock market is at incredible heights and a reduction in central bank money printing could theoretically create…  an all-markets waterfall. 2.   Many gold stock investors worry that mining stocks (already with the
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David Solomon, chief executive officer of Goldman Sachs & Co., speaks during a Bloomberg Television interview at the Milken Institute Global Conference in Beverly Hills, California, U.S., on Monday, April 29, 2019. Patrick T. Fallon | Bloomberg | Getty Images Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon said that China’s recent moves boosting oversight of its technology
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The architect of an overhaul of the UK accounting regulator has strongly criticised the government, accusing it of failing to support the industry watchdog responsible for promoting good corporate governance. Sir John Kingman, who recommended in 2018 that the Financial Reporting Council be replaced by a beefed up watchdog covering accounting and corporate governance, said
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Vanguard agreed to buy a company that helps financial advisors build custom portfolios, branching further beyond its roots in traditional index-based investing — and marking its first-ever acquisition. The firm, called Just Invest, oversees $1 billion in assets managed with a direct indexing strategy, Vanguard said in a statement. Direct indexing involves replicating the performance
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The nation is relishing a joyous rebound from Covid, and growing interest in rubbing shoulders at social gatherings is one telling manifestation. A degree of physical closeness verboten just 12 months ago is now eagerly embraced, often literally. Just in time for this new era of in-person conviviality, the club room has enjoyed a celebrated
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Grayscale Investments has engaged the oldest bank in the U.S., BNY Mellon, to provide asset servicing for its bitcoin trust. The bank will also provide ETF services for the bitcoin trust upon its conversion to an exchange-traded fund (ETF). Grayscale Teams up With BNY Mellon Grayscale Investments announced Tuesday that it has selected the Bank
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Illinois’ rating upswing is rippling down to two Chicago-area borrowers hard hit by the pandemic as they prep debt restructurings to smooth out fiscal damage from the pandemic. The Metropolitan Pier and Exposition Authority, which manages Chicago’s convention center campus, expects to price an $832 million forward delivery refunding Thursday to current refund 2002 and
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Most people follow the straightforward path of real estate: We buy, we own our home, we live there for a number of years, the house appreciates in value, and we sell it. Do we pay taxes on that appreciation? For most Americans, the answer is no. This is due to Internal Revenue Code, section 121,
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A visual representation of digital currencies. Yuriko Nakao | Getty Images Virtual payments can be costly and slow – which makes them ripe for disruption by digital currencies, particularly stablecoin. What makes virtual payments inefficient is that they occur in a multitude of smaller closed networks: banks facilitate transfers linked to accounts, credit card networks
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