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Biden’s Longtime Aide Says U.S. Spending Will Be Difficult in 2021 In an interview with WSJ’s Gerald F. Seib, former Sen. Ted Kaufman of Delaware, who is leading Mr. Biden’s transition team, said they are going to have “limited funds” to spend in 2021 because of the deficit left behind by the Trump administration. Photo: Rob Carr/Associated Press
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updated19/08/2020 12:08 | Modern-Day Gold Rush Has Investors Digging for Profits The price of gold is going haywire, driving a frenzy of investment that’s calling into question the metal’s reputation as a safe-haven during times of economic uncertainty. WSJ Explains. Illustration: Liz Ornitz/WSJ
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updated15/08/2020 13:08 | How Robinhood Is Shaking Up the Brokerage Industry As millions of new traders sign up for the investment app Robinhood, the company is facing scrutiny for enabling some inexperienced users to make risky bets. WSJ spoke with a financial education professional and two Robinhood traders about how the app is shaking up the brokerage industry.
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updated06/08/2020 12:08 |
Inside the World of Robinhood TradersAs millions of new traders sign up for the investment app Robinhood, the company is facing scrutiny for enabling some inexperienced users to make risky bets. The Wall Street Journal spoke with a financial education professional and two Robinhood traders to learn more about how the app is shaking up the brokerage industry.
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updated06/08/2020 12:08 | Disney Loses Nearly $5 Billion Amid Pandemic Walt Disney Co. posted its first quarterly loss since 2001, as the coronavirus pandemic slammed its theme parks and film productions. WSJ’s R.T. Watson explains why investors still seem optimistic. Photo: Matt Stroshane/Getty Images
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updated05/08/2020 10:08 | How Tesla Became the Most Valuable Auto Maker in the World Tesla’s stock has more than tripled since the start of the year, giving it a market capitalization larger than many behemoths of American industry. But its rise wasn’t necessarily driven by fundamentals. WSJ explains. Illustration: Jacob Reynolds/WSJ
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updated02/08/2020 15:08 |
Big Tech Beats Earnings Expectations, While Intel Announces Shakeup Some big tech companies beat earnings expectations this week, while Intel announced its chief engineering officer is leaving. WSJ’s Gunjan Banerji breaks down the week’s tech winners and losers. Photo: Graeme Jennings/AFP/Getty Images
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updated01/08/2020 0:08 | Gold Hits New High as Investors Look to Hedge Against Uncertainty Gold prices have risen to a record high against a backdrop of high market uncertainty. But Heard on the Street’s Aaron Back explains why no single insurance policy covers you against all the risks. Photo: Michael Dalder/Reuters
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updated28/07/2020 0:07 | Tesla Eligible for S&P 500 After Fourth-Consecutive Quarterly Profit Tesla reported a fourth-consecutive profitable quarter, making it eligible for inclusion in the S&P 500. WSJ’s Gunjan Banerji explains. Photo: Storyblocks
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updated23/07/2020 4:07 |
How Energy Got So Cheap An abundance of fossil fuels, combined with advances in technology to harness wind and solar power, has sent energy prices crashing around the world. WSJ explains how it all happened at once. Photo Illustration: Carlos Waters/WSJ
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