U.S. Business Day
Alex Rosenberg
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The effects of the latest bird flu can already be seen in Chinese stocks, especially those in the travel or vacation business.
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The weak March jobs number was bad news for crude but certainly could have been worse.
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The online game company launched Zynga Plus Casino and Zynga Plus Poker on Wednesday, allowing people in the United Kingdom to play casino-type games with real money.
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Are we seeing a great turnaround for U.S. automakers? Morningstar analyst David Whiston certainly thinks so.
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Miller Tabak's Jonathan Krinsky might have botched his call on copper.
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Toys 'R Us reported miserable fourth-quarter earnings, but what does this tell us about brick and mortar retail as a whole?
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The S&P may hit new highs, but Mark Dow of the Behavior Macro blog sees a reason why the market could sell off.
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Despite worries that bank contagion could spread throughout Europe in another banking crisis, the financial sector ETF has dropped only 1.5 percent over the past week and a half. However, the effect of Cyprus could certainly been seen in the credit market.
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Natural gas has been on fire lately. On Wednesday, it hit the highest level since September 2011, and it's risen an incredible 113 percent since April. So can nat gas keep running higher?
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Casino stocks are having a terrific week—and it has nothing to do with Las Vegas. In fact, it has everything to do with the coastal Chinese city of Macau.