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Hasbro shares soar as 'Star Wars,' 'Frozen 2' toys fueled holiday sales
Strong sales of "Star Wars" and "Frozen 2" toys helped boost Hasbro's holiday sales during the fourth quarter, sending shares higher.
Why the New Hampshire primary could be very important to financial markets
Bernie Sanders is favored to win the New Hampshire Tuesday, but markets give him low odds of winning the White House.
44% of adults admit to keeping money secrets from a partner
Whether they are spending more money than they are letting on, stashing a secret credit card or hiding debt, nearly half of those in a relationship admit to committing some sort of financial infidelity.
Robot with coronavirus advice hits Times Square
Worried about the spread of coronavirus? A five-foot tall (1.5 meter) Promobot might have your answer.
This Wall Street legend's 10 rules for investing are very applicable to today's bull market
Bob Farrell's 10 rules for investing are still passed around on Wall Street today and ring true to the current bull market.
UBS reportedly racing to curb outflows at landmark real estate fund
Hoping to stem the flow, UBS has reportedly offered to cut costs for investors willing to stay in the fund and to forego management fees.
Trump budget seeks $1 billion for child care, but expert says that's a 'drop in the bucket'
Trump's proposed fiscal 2021 budget released Monday includes a one-time, $1 billion investment to build out a bigger supply of child care options, including those sponsored by employers. But one expert says that's a "drop in the bucket" when it comes to solving child care crisis.
From $300 T-shirts to retail arbitrage, online entrepreneurs can make serious bank doing what they love
For some entrepreneurs online reselling starts as a hobby or a closet clearing project. Then it becomes a side hustle or a full-time profession.
5 things to know before the stock market opens Tuesday
U.S. stock futures were pointing to a higher Wall Street open on Tuesday, with the Dow less than 0.5% away from record highs.
Trump ally Roger Stone should go to prison for up to 9 years, prosecutors say
Roger Stone, an ally of President Donald Trump, was convicted of charges related to his misleading Congress about his contacts with WikiLeaks during thr 2016 presidential election.
Elizabeth Holmes' attorneys ask judge to throw out Theranos fraud case
Holmes and co-defendant Ramesh "Sunny" Balwani are charged with nine counts of wire fraud and two counts of conspiracy to commit wire fraud with the now-defunct blood-testing company.
Bernie Sanders hopes New Hampshire primary will tighten his early grip on the 2020 Democratic race
Bernie Sanders looks for New Hampshire to deliver a big Democratic primary win in 2020 after the state overwhelmingly backed him in 2016.
Coronavirus is 'one of the biggest risks to the market,' $113 billion money manager warns
Wilmington Trust's Meghan Shue expects elevated market volatility until the number of coronavirus cases peak.
Stocks making the biggest moves in the premarket: Hasbro, Under Armour, Slack, Sprint & more
The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Hasbro, Under Armour, Slack, Sprint, and more.
Fintech Varo gets one step closer to becoming an actual bank: 'We see it as a pretty big moat'
Mobile-only finance start-up Varo just got its long-awaited regulatory approval to become a full-scale bank.
Sprint stock up more than 60% after report that U.S. District judge is set to rule in favor of its deal with T-Mobile
Sprint stock was up 60% in extended hours trading Monday after a report in the Wall Street Journal said that a U.S. District judge is expected to rule in favor of its ruling with T-Mobile.
Coronavirus live updates: WHO chief says outbreak 'holds a very grave threat' for world
As of Monday night, the government said a total of 42,638 cases have been confirmed and 1,016 people have died in the country.
Ray Dalio thinks the coronavirus' hit to global markets is probably exaggerated
The billionaire hedge fund manager's comments struck a calmer tone than some of the analysts and investors predicting a potential stock market correction.
A fifth of TV time in OTT-enabled homes is spent watching streaming services, report says
According to a new report from Nielsen, 19% of time consumers spent watching TV in OTT-capable homes is spent on streaming.
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