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Goldman figures out best times to enter and exit earnings trades

Goldman figures out best times to enter and exit earnings trades
18 April 2019 / Joanna Ossinger, Bloomberg
Liquidity often rises before results, and drops on the day itself as volatility increases and quants...
New Yorkers get cannabis for lunch just in time for ‘4/20’ day

New Yorkers get cannabis for lunch just in time for ‘4/20’ day

Alexis Benveniste, Bloomberg / 18 April 2019
NY's Fresh&Co rolled out a limited time, CBD-infused '4/20' menu.
The world’s most miserable economy has seven-figure inflation

The world’s most miserable economy has seven-figure inflation

Michelle Jamrisko and Catarina Saraiva, Bloomberg / 18 April 2019
Argentina, South Africa, Turkey, Greece and Ukraine also rank high in Bloomberg's Misery Index.
Five million lost jobs in India between 2016 and 2018 – report

Five million lost jobs in India between 2016 and 2018 – report

Manoj Kumar, Reuters / 17 April 2019
Young urban men are being hit hardest.
Notre-Dame reconstruction effort attracts nearly $1bn

Notre-Dame reconstruction effort attracts nearly $1bn

Gregory Viscusi, Bloomberg / 17 April 2019
The immediate priority is to secure Notre Dame’s vault, which has a gaping hole in the middle, following Monday's fire.
French President Macron hopes to rebuild Notre-Dame in five years

French President Macron hopes to rebuild Notre-Dame in five years

Richard Lough and Elizabeth Pineau, Reuters / 17 April 2019
Public prosecutor says there is no sign of arson.
Beer battle pits Heineken against AB inBev over keg technology

Beer battle pits Heineken against AB inBev over keg technology

Susan Decker, Bloomberg / 16 April 2019
World’s two biggest brewers are locked in a legal battle over the quest to serve a fresh-tapped taste in every mug.
No sign of arson in Notre-Dame blaze as nation grieves for symbol

No sign of arson in Notre-Dame blaze as nation grieves for symbol

Matthias Blamont and Richard Lough, Reuters / 16 April 2019
More than 400 firemen were needed to tame the inferno that consumed the roof and collapsed the spire of the cathedral.
Billionaire Pinault pledges $113m to restore Notre Dame

Billionaire Pinault pledges $113m to restore Notre Dame

Phil Serafino, Bloomberg / 16 April 2019
French landmark was ravaged by fire on Monday.
The moon is becoming a hot destination for carmakers

The moon is becoming a hot destination for carmakers

Bloomberg News / 16 April 2019
The next frontier for carmakers could be the moon.
Boeing sees me as its ‘piggy bank’, Lion Air co-founder says

Boeing sees me as its ‘piggy bank’, Lion Air co-founder says

Tim Hepher, Reuters / 16 April 2019
'They also look down on me. They look at me as their piggy bank.'
Fire guts Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris; Macron pledges to rebuild

Fire guts Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris; Macron pledges to rebuild

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Sybille de La Hamaide, Reuters / 15 April 2019
Macron says 'worst avoided,' to fund raise for rebuilding.
Crisis in coffee means hipsters could lose specialty blends

Crisis in coffee means hipsters could lose specialty blends

Shruti Date Singh, Bloomberg / 15 April 2019
Growers in Brazil expanded output and efficiency, resulting in a glut that’s sent prices below break-even in many countries.
Morgan Stanley sees two big reasons low volatility will end

Morgan Stanley sees two big reasons low volatility will end

Joanna Ossinger, Bloomberg / 15 April 2019
Price swings in asset classes have slumped alongside increased economic stimulus from China, and easing trade tensions.
Musk tweets out another Tesla forecast in midst of SEC talks

Musk tweets out another Tesla forecast in midst of SEC talks

Craig Trudell and Molly Kissler, Bloomberg / 15 April 2019
Musk wrote Sunday that Tesla will make more than 500 000 cars in the next 12 months
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