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Coronavirus Hits Companies in China, But They Still Have Reason to StayCoronavirus and trade tensions are testing the stability of global supply chains. While that’s pushed some businesses to consider loosening their ties with China, WSJ explains why leaving the “factory of the world” is easier said than done. Photo: China Daily via Reuters
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updated21/02/2020 16:02 | Why Morgan Stanley’s Investors Aren’t Sure About The E*Trade BuyoutMorgan Stanley is buying E*Trade in a $13 billion all-stock takeover, but the giant U.S. bank’s shares fell after the announcement. Heard on the Street’s Telis Demos explains how though the logic behind the buyout is sound, the price may make it hard to create value. Photo: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images
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updated21/02/2020 1:02 | Why Morgan Stanley’s Investors Aren’t Sure About The E*Trade BuyoutMorgan Stanley is buying E*Trade in a $13 billion all-stock takeover, but the giant U.S. bank’s shares fell after the announcement. Heard on the Street’s Telis Demos explains how though the logic behind the buyout is sound, the price may make it hard to create value. Photo: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images
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How Victoria’s Secret Lost Its GripVictoria’s Secret became a powerhouse lingerie retailer thanks to the vision of executives at its parent company. But amid changing consumer tastes, sexual harassment accusations and ties to Jeffrey Epstein now under scrutiny, the once iconic brand’s stock has been tumbling and it has signaled it may be looking for a buyer. Photo: Getty Images
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updated14/02/2020 14:02 | Alexis Ohanian on Family, Fatherhood and...Baby KettlebellsAlexis Ohanian of Initialized Capital on investing in AI, his family plans and why he backed a baby kettlebell.
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updated06/02/2020 17:02 | Coronavirus Boosts Some Medical Supply-Makers’ StocksLong lines at pharmacies and soaring demand for respiratory masks and plastic gloves show how the coronavirus outbreak has benefited some companies. WSJ explains why some medical supply stocks have skyrocketed—and whether it can last. Photo: Kin Cheung/Associated Press
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USMCA Is Signed but Issues RemainPresident Trump signed his signature trade deal with Mexico and Canada on Wednesday, touting it as "very special." But as WSJ’s William Mauldin explains, not everyone is pleased with the new pact. Photo: Bloomberg
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updated29/01/2020 22:01 | How PMIs Signal Early Warnings for the EconomyIn 2018 and 2019 during the U.S.-China trade war, investors and policy makers embraced global manufacturing PMIs as a leading barometer of economic health. WSJ explains how purchasing managers can offer an early look at the direction of the economy.
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updated24/01/2020 12:01 | How PMIs Signal Early Warnings for the EconomyIn 2018 and 2019 during the U.S.-China trade war, investors and policy makers embraced global manufacturing PMIs as a leading barometer of economic health. WSJ explains how purchasing managers can offer an early look at the direction of the economy.
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How Global Trade Runs on U.S. DollarsNearly 90% of international transactions in 2019 were in U.S. dollars, giving the U.S. extraordinary power over nearly every entity that imports or exports anything anywhere. Here’s how the global economy runs on the U.S. dollar -- and why some countries are trying to chip away at its dominance.
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