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As the National Football League crowned its champion, a familiar market superstition is again doing the rounds on Wall Street: the Super Bowl Indicator.
The theory suggests that U.S. equities tend to rise in years when the Super Bowl is won
Staying at one company for decades was once a badge of honor. But as layoffs have become more common and...
First, they won in New York. Then they took Maine, Colorado, and Michigan. And now, the next battleground for the...
Asia's oldest exchange, BSE, traded far fewer derivatives contracts in the first week following the implementation of the Closing Auction...
The Indian stock markets closed in the red, with the newly-launched closing auction session continuing to create a divergence among...
The Trump administration is moving ahead with its efforts to fire Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook, two months after the...
Ida Huddleston has lived on the same stretch of farmland outside Maysville, Ky., since she was 16. She and her...
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