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has wielded significant influence over federal gun laws in recent years in several high-profile decisions. The high court, for example, this yearoverturned the federal ban on bump stocks, which give assault rifles a rapid-fire capability. The court also made it more difficu...
Greene is one of two members of Congress who disclosed buying shares inDigital World Acquisition Corp. She and Rep. Larry Bucshon, R-Ind., each bought stock in the company in October 2021, according to financial disclosure reports, the same month thecompanyannounced it had completed a deal wi...
Ben Levisohn: I'm not even sure what the correlation is. I think it's more just a sign of animal spirits returning in a way, and that people are now back interested in the market and looking at stocks. And oftentimes, they end up back where they started, which...
“The rest gets moved around a closed financial loop, via the buying and selling of existing assets, like real estate, stocks, and bonds.” There is some need for liquidity in the system, but 85%? As we’ll see in the next chapter, this great money river is accessible only t...
Since 1976, Donald Trump has grown his inherited wealth through real estate development and other enterprises under the umbrella of the Trump Organization. Because it is a private entity, the Trump Organization is not required to publishfinancial statementsin the same manner or with the same level ...
Most stocks on the index are listed inover-the-counter (OTC)markets, which perhaps adds to the investment risk. However, one of the largest companies on the index is the U.K.-based firm GM Pharmaceuticals (GWPH). This company commands a market cap of close to $3.75 billion and trades ...
Part of the reason for Footsie’s sluggish performance relative to the Dow or the S&P 500 is the lack of a thriving technology sector. In 1984, when the internet was a twinkle in the eye of Tim Berners-Lee, the UK’s leading index had two technology stocks. Forty years later, it stil...
But it’s not that we don’t know what the outcome will look like if he does win, it’s that the probability that he will win is already priced in. So now you’ve put me in the situation where he does win. Stocks go up because he will promise tax cuts whether he will deliver ...
Donald Trump wants to keep out some foreigners. But what's yourattitude toward foreign stocks in...Dorfman, John