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Fed adds coronavirus scenarios to this year's bank stress tests

The Fed has added three conditions that examine how banks would fare going forward:

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If you inherited a retirement account, you need to think twice before you tap it this year

The CARES Act gave owners of 401(k) plans and IRAs a little more flexibility if they're cash-strapped. However, the rules aren't quite as kind to inherited IRA owners, according to the American Institute of CPAs.

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While Dems and GOP squabble over extending $600 unemployment benefits, outdated technology may slow any solution

Democrats and Republicans are fighting over the $600 a week supplement to unemployment benefits, which expires after July 31. One easy solution doesn't appear possible due to outdated technology.

5 years ago

Black-owned businesses on working through coronavirus and unrest

Island Pops and others saw greater exposure as consumers moved to learn more about and support Black-owned businesses around the country.

5 years ago

Robinhood increases guardrails on options trading in the wake of a customer suicide

Robinhood is making it more difficult to get access to its options offering in the wake of a customer's suicide last week.

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IRS expands eligibility to take up to a $100,000 coronavirus-related withdrawal from IRA, 401(k)

The IRS released guidance on Friday, broadening the number of people who can take "coronavirus-related distributions" from their 401(k) plans and individual retirement accounts.

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After Crowdfunding on FrontFundr, the Very Good Food Company IPOs on Canadian Securities Exchange

Crowdfund Insider | JD Alois | Jun 19, 2020 The Very Good Food Company Inc. (CSE: VERY) has completed an initial public offering (IPO) on the Canadian Stock Exchange. Mitchell Scott, CEO of VGF, issued the following statement on the successful listing: “We were very pleased to see investors welcome our company to the public

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Oil prices stable ahead of OPEC+ meeting

Oil prices were broadly stable on Thursday as Brent erased losses in early European trading ahead of a meeting of OPEC members and their allies against the backdrop of demand concerns over new coronavirus cases in China and elsewhere.



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Coronavirus second wave fears boost yen; Aussie dollar falls after data

The Japanese yen strengthened slightly on Thursday as growing concerns about a rise in new coronavirus cases underpinned safe-haven demand for the currency, while the U.S. dollar was little changed versus the euro.



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Stocks drift as second wave virus fears mount

Global stocks drifted on Thursday as spiking coronavirus cases in some U.S. states and China crushed hopes of a quick global economic comeback from the pandemic.



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PepsiCo drops Aunt Jemima branding; Uncle Ben's, others under review

PepsiCo Inc said on Wednesday it will change the name and brand image of its Aunt Jemima pancake mix and syrup which have been criticized as racist amid a national debate over racial inequality in the United States.



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JPMorgan gets China's nod for first fully foreign-owned futures business

China on Thursday approved JPMorgan's application to operate the first fully foreign-owned futures business, as the world's second-largest economy pushes ahead with opening its multi-trillion-dollar financial market.



5 years ago

Sharp learning curve for bosses as WFH goes global

Two weeks into the coronavirus lockdown and Sergei Holmeckis, a boss at Deutsche Telekom's Czech operations in the city of Brno, was frustrated with staff video calls. His team didn't like turning on their cameras and the discussion was stilted.



5 years ago

Oil prices tick up amid mixed signals from U.S. data

Oil prices ticked up on Thursday after U.S. oil product stocks shrank, providing bulls with ammunition ahead of a meeting between OPEC producers and their allies to discuss their future output strategy.



5 years ago

Amazon to hire 3,000 people in South Africa for customer service roles

Amazon.com Inc is hiring 3,000 people in South Africa this year to provide support to customers in North America and Europe, it said on Thursday.



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