What to watch for next week on Brexit and US data
Market watchers expect fading Brexit noise to let Wall Street focus on US indicators. May factory orders and June services data precede the Federal Reserve minutes from the June meeting and the June jobs report, with analysts hoping for firmer confidence and modest growth fueling further gains.
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America investors' portfolio moves tracked by SigFig data
SigFig analysis shows that nationwide investors with over half a million users and $200 billion in assets lean toward Apple and McDonald’s holdings. The data cover 5 day and 6 month averages, noting AAPL as both most bought and most sold, with MCD as largest holding.
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Tesla Autopilot Probe Deepens After Fatal Crash
Tesla Motors sees shares waver amid NHTSA inquiry into Autopilot after a fatal crash. Hershey stock slides as Mondelez bids $107 a share for a $23 billion takeover, targeting the chocolate maker.
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Oracle Price Declines After $3 Billion HP Lawsuit Loss
Oracle faced a California jury verdict ordering $3 billion in damages to Hewlett-Packard Enterprise over a software support dispute. Oracle plans to appeal the ruling as its stock showed modest moves near $40.86. The case underscores ongoing legal headwinds for the database giant amid post verdict dynamics and market reactions.
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Best way to buy bonds in a diversified portfolio
Bond buyers benefit from a rising bond market and slow Fed rate moves. Investors can buy U.S. Treasuries directly via TreasuryDirect with possible zero commissions or use bond funds to ladder and diversify. Funds like Vanguard Total Bond ETF charge about 0.06 percent annually, offering access and automatic diversification.
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Chipotle acts quickly after exec indicted on drug charge
Chipotle placed Mark Crumpacker on administrative leave after he was indicted on drug charges in Manhattan. The move aims to protect the brand as the company works to restore trust after recent food-related issues and stock declines.
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