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Chinese Tariffs Slowing Global Economy
The International Monetary Fund on Tuesday released the latest revision to its World Economic Outlook. Growth is expected to diminish slightly over the next couple of years, but it could get worse--or better.
What to Watch For in IBM’s Q4 Report After the Close
IBM is scheduled to release its fourth-quarter results after the markets close on Tuesday, and Wall Street expectations are low.
What to Expect When Procter & Gamble Reports Wednesday
Procter & Gamble is scheduled to release its fourth-quarter earnings report before the markets open on Wednesday.
CEOs Pick Top 10 Threats for 2019
What are the serious threats to global business for 2019? An annual survey by PricewaterhouseCoopers lists the top 10 as identified by nearly 1,400 CEOs from around the world.
WSJ: Apple ‘likely’ to drop LCD displays in 2020
"... people familiar with the production plans have said."
WSJ: Foxconn may make iPhones in India
Wait, not in Wisconsin? What will the President tweet?
Top Analyst Upgrades and Downgrades: Altria, EA, Embraer, Gap, Kinder Morgan, Netflix, Nike, Take-Two, Under Armour and Many More
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Tuesday included Altria, Electronic Arts, Embraer, Gap, Kinder Morgan, Netflix, Nike, Take-Two Interactive Software and Under Armour.
Johnson & Johnson Earnings: When Good Enough Just Isn’t Good Enough
Johnson & Johnson released better-than-expected fourth-quarter financial results before the markets opened on Tuesday.
Harvard Business Review: ‘M&A is a mug’s game’
"The purchase of NeXT," however, "set the stage for the greatest accumulation of shareholder value in corporate history."
RBC Best Idea 2019 Utility Stocks for an Overbought and Overvalued Market
One of the best sectors to own when things get bad is utilities. Regardless of how the economy fares, nobody goes without electricity.
Super Bowl Betting Expected to Hit $320 Million
Super Bowl LIII between the New England Patriots and Los Angeles Rams is expected to drive $320 million in betting.
National Disasters Cost World $225 Billion in 2018
A new survey shows that natural disasters cost the world $225 billion last year. Most of the damage was done by weather-related catastrophes.
Forbes chats up cabbie, declares Apple doomed
Someone call the Macalope.
7 things Apple won’t buy
There are no new stories, only new reporters. From Luke Lango’s 7 Companies Apple Should Consider Buying, posted last week on InvestorPlace: One of the world’s…