Numbers Don't Lie Wall Street Bull Reaches Eight-Year Peak
After nearly eight years the Wall Street bull run may have silenced skeptics as the market posts dominant returns. It ranks fourth all time in performance, has generated over 21 trillion dollars in wealth, and is led by Incyte with Jakafi as a major driver. The energy sector lagged behind while consumer discretionary led gains among groups.
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Sporting goods stores falter as online rivals surge and MC Sports fails
Online sales squeeze brick and mortar sporting goods retailers as MC Sports files for bankruptcy, closing 68 stores and cutting 1,300 Midwest jobs. Dick's Sporting Goods rises amid consolidation, buying Sports Authority stores and expanding to 676 locations.
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Bull’s-Eye
Dick’s Sporting Goods
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