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A California company is working to quadruple its production of hand sanitizer. It plans to do it without raising prices.
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The year was 1998. Jeff Bezos wanted to buy Netflix for about $15 million. And Reed Hastings gave it serious consideration for a hot minute.
After all, Amazon was going to start selling DVDs. It was going to eat Netflix alive.
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When you buy something in south London, there’s a chance you’ll get David Bowie back with your ch-ch-ch-change.
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Behavioral economics teaches that investors are overconfident, myopic, and ignore information that challenges their beliefs. But that doesn't describe you, does it?
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Turkey’s escalating crisis is spotlighting the giant stockpile of foreign-currency debt held by emerging markets
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Stocks are back near records, but strong earnings are making them look less pricey:
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Analysts are reacting to Friday's report—Why some say it should ease fears of runaway inflation:
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Hourly wages are running below the rate of inflation, meaning that real wages are slipping:
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The numbers are in—the U.S. economy added 157,000 jobs last month, fewer than expected. The unemployment rate ticked down to 3.9%:
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Our live blog for the July jobs report is up and running—what to watch when the numbers hit in 15 minutes:
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Investors are rewarding companies beating Wall Street’s earnings expectations with the largest stock-price boosts in years.
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The world is souring on new debt as interest rates rise. on.wsj.com/2LRet1e
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U.S. exporters are driving earnings growth even as trade worries have weighed on their shares.
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Calmer steel markets could be a boon for manufacturers as tariff uncertainty continues:
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Alphabet posts $1.06 billion gain on Uber, other startups
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Who gets hit by higher oil prices: drivers, airlines and manufacturers. on.wsj.com/2Lh05Qd
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Can the capital spending spree continue? Some analysts are growing worried about a slowdown.
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