Johnson & Johnson ordered to pay $55 mln in talc-powder trial
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The Closing Look
Stocks fell on Tuesday after more concerns emerged regarding the global economy. Overnight, China’s Caixin manufacturing PMI remained in contraction territory for a 14th-straight month. The index fell to 49.4 in April which is below the boom/bust level of 50 and below March’s reading of 49.7. In other news, more easy money came from Australia’s Central…
We had no idea Obamacare would cause huge problems! Bazinga!
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When 5,000-1 longshot comes in!
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The Closing Look
Stocks rallied on Monday as investors digested the latest round of tepid economic and earnings data. Over the weekend, China’s official manufacturing PMI came in a t 50.1 last month, down from 50.2 in March. The services component came in at 53.5, compared with 53.8 in March. In the U.S., the PMI manufacturing index came in at…
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Could the Clinton email probe go beyond the election? @FoxBusiness
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