Earnings Recession Fears Persist Despite Some Gain Outlook
Wall Street eyes a possible third quarter profit turnaround as 451 of 500 S&P 500 firms have reported. overall earnings show a 0.9 percent decline, better than forecasts, aided by resilient firms and ongoing drag from energy, China slowdown, and a strong dollar. A positive quarter would ease recession chatter.
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SigFig Investors and Their Tracking Service Usage
A brief overview highlights U.S. investors who rely on SigFig tracking tools to monitor portfolios. It notes how individuals use digital dashboards to observe diversification, performance, and risk, reflecting growing adoption of robo-advisory and analytics platforms among everyday traders.
How we're performing USA's portfolio allocation by risk
Data from SigFig tracking shows how American investors allocate portfolios by risk level. The report highlights relative shares in stocks bonds and cash across risk categories and notes shifts over recent periods.
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SigFig tops half a million investors manage vast portfolios online
SigFig analysis shows more than 500000 investors nationwide with total assets around 200 billion dollars using SigFig investment tracking services. The data presented are derived from SigFig analysis.
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Macy's Considers Real Estate Moves Amid Profit Slump
Macy's reports third quarter profit and sales decline and weighs real estate options for flagship Herald Square in Manhattan. SunEdison posts a larger than expected third quarter loss and cash shortage, outlining plans to cut about 15 percent of staff.
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T-Mobile pushes streaming limit lift amid investor watch
Investors weigh T-Mobile US plan to allow some plans to stream video at 480p without using data. The move covers Hulu Netflix and HBO while Facebook and YouTube still count toward monthly allowances. Shares rise over 35 percent this year, with analysts forecasting $47 stock in 18 months and profits doubling next year.
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Health insurers face slow cost rise while workers pay more
Aon reports 2015 health care cost increases at 3.2 percent for midsized and large firms, the slowest since 1996. Workers contribute about 2,490 to premiums and 2,208 to out of pocket costs, up from 2005 figures, with trends driven by the Cadillac tax beginning 2018 and rising deductibles.
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