Recent statistics released by China’s National Bureau of Statistics reveal troubling trends in the country’s economic performance during August. Retail sales evidenced a lackluster growth of merely 2.1% year-on-year, underperforming relative to expectations of 2.5% growth as predicted by economists. This figure not only marked a decline from the preceding month, where sales grew by
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In the midst of an increasingly competitive presidential race, high-net-worth investors are faced with a growing urgency to reassess their tax planning strategies. The looming expiration of a generous estate tax exemption exacerbates the sense of urgency among affluent individuals and families, as they grapple with the implications of potential tax hikes. Advisors and tax
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Oracle Corporation witnessed a notable stock surge of approximately 6% during after-hours trading on Thursday, in response to the company’s optimistic fiscal projections announced at the Oracle CloudWorld conference in Las Vegas. The tech giant raised its revenue forecast for the fiscal year 2026 to a minimum of $66 billion, surpassing analyst expectations of $64.5
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Recently, the housing market has been rife with uncertainty, particularly due to fluctuating interest rates that significantly affect consumer spending and investment patterns. Amidst this backdrop, our decision to invest in Home Depot shares was strategically made to leverage potential improvements in the housing sector. Initially, we acquired 50 shares at around $362 each, a
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In a bold move to stoke economic vitality, China unveiled an extensive trade-in program in July 2023, earmarking a staggering 300 billion yuan (approximately $41.5 billion) in ultra-long special government bonds. This initiative aims to stimulate domestic consumption by incentivizing upgrades in consumer goods such as automobiles and home appliances, while also targeting essential equipment
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In a significant development for the airline industry, flight attendants at American Airlines have ratified a labor contract that promises substantial wage increases and retroactive pay. With 87% of voting flight attendants approving the five-year deal, this resolution marks the end of a prolonged negotiation process that had already raised concerns of potential strike action.
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