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President Joe Biden should take some advice from Republican Sen. Mitch McConnell on day one of his administration and reconsider his plan to send $1,400 checks to middle and low-income Americans. It could do more harm than good. Besides, a little bipartisan cooperation would be a nice change. Biden rolled out his American Rescue Plan last week and promised a top-up of the $600 checks that Congress approved in December. He would make good on...

Financial boom at a time of economic stagnation Updated: Updated: The paradox becomes clearer by recognising the circuit of financial flows beyond the real economy Share Article The paradox becomes clearer by recognising the circuit of financial flows beyond the real economy Divergences between the booming financial and the stagnant real sectors, which appear rather confounding as well as disconcerting, warrant an explanation. Enumerating the facts in India’s major secondary stock market, ...

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Billionaire Investor Mark Cuban: Bitcoin Market Looks Like Dotcom Bubble Reading Time: 2min read Bitcoin has seen immense volatility over the past few weeks, slingshotting between key support and resistance levels on a daily basis. Monday’s price candle alone had an $8,000 range, which is the largest ever. just the ol 8k daily range pic.twitter.com/FXXet2NzmJ The cryptocurrency currently trades for $35,000, though fell as low as $30,000 just hours ago. Bitcoin also traded as high as $42,000 l...

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Channel3000.com January 7, 2021 7:13 AM newsfeedback@fool.com (Ryan Downie) Posted: Updated: January 8, 2021 8:17 AM With the new year upon us, we can all breathe a small sigh of relief that a calamitous 2020 has finally passed. For all the hardship, pain, stress, and turmoil in the last year, the stock market gave some investors who stuck with it through the first-quarter swoon a silver lining. If you are reflecting on your investments from last year and setting goals for 2021, now m...

KXLY January 7, 2021 5:13 AM newsfeedback@fool.com (Ryan Downie) Posted: Updated: January 8, 2021 6:21 AM With the new year upon us, we can all breathe a small sigh of relief that a calamitous 2020 has finally passed. For all the hardship, pain, stress, and turmoil in the last year, the stock market gave some investors who stuck with it through the first-quarter swoon a silver lining. If you are reflecting on your investments from last year and setting goals for 2021, now might be a g...

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