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What The Brexit Vote Has Done To The Economy
Two weeks after the vote, the British pound is at a new low, consumer confidence has plunged, and analysts predict a U.K. recession.
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Markets Settle As The Great British Freakout Takes A Break
After two trading days of carnage following the Brexit vote, stock markets rose around the world on Tuesday.
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8 Big Decisions That Will Be Made By Whoever Wins The Election
Whoever wins in November will have to make some big calls. Register to vote!
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Markets Fall All Over The World Again Thanks To Brexit Vote
Analysts expect a recession in the U.K. next year, and other markets are under pressure.
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As The Pound Crashes, Currency Exchange Shops Surrender
It has been the craziest 24 hours in the history of the British pound, and some foreign exchange businesses simply couldn’t keep up.
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Banks Are The Biggest Losers In Brexit Panic
British banks got hit hard, and their European peers were hit even harder. In the U.S., leaders put on a brave face.
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Markets Across The World Are In Full Brexit Freakout
The British pound has crashed, American stock markets are tanking, and things in Japan are looking grim.
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Amazon Is Giving E-Book Buyers Free Money From Apple
To settle a Justice Department lawsuit, Apple agreed to compensate e-book buyers who may have overpaid due to price fixing. Now, the Apple money is flowing.
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The Redstone/Viacom Fight Has Escalated Into Elder Abuse Subtweets
The battle over 93-year old tycoon Sumner Redstone’s media empire keeps getting uglier — and now, it has gone full subtweet.
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A Series Of Jokes About Tronc To Stave Off Journalism’s Existential Gloom
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Stock In Kay Jewelers Owner Is Tumbling After A Critical Report
Shares in Signet Jewelers fell by as much as 12% after a financial publication warned it risks more damaging exposes of its business practices.
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Payday Lender Says New Rules Are “Death Sentence” For Many In Industry
Short-term lenders would be banned from offering loans to people who they know are unable to pay them back on time, under new rules proposed by the consumer finance regulator.
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Saudi Arabia’s $3.5 Billion Uber Investment: Surge Pricing, But For Venture Capital
It might be the largest single investment in the history of startups, but it’s still only about 4 days worth of Saudi oil exports.
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eBay Founder Rallies Behind Gawker In Its Effort To Appeal Hulk Hogan Case
Pierre Omidyar’s First Look Media is organizing an effort to help make Gawker’s appeal of its losing trial verdict against Hulk Hogan easier.
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Laws That Once Restrained Feudal Lords Would’ve Helped Gawker Today
“A man would buy a weak claim, in hopes that power might convert it into a strong one.”
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Oslo Freedom Forum Founder Says Thiel “Has Every Right” To Fund Media Lawsuits
The foundation that puts on the annual gathering of dissidents and journalists has received at least $900,000 in funding from the tech billionaire.
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Golfer Phil Mickelson Named In Federal Lawsuit Alleging Insider Trading
He does not face criminal charges.
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LinkedIn Says Hackers May Have Stolen More Than 100 Million Passwords
Hi 100 million people, please join my network of hacked LinkedIn accounts.












