Wednesday, 25 September 2019

Your Money: How to use ETFs as a buffer in volatile markets

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Your Money: How to use ETFs as a buffer in volatile markets

When it comes to investing, how much are you willing to put on the line for the biggest possible gains? If bumpy markets are making you nervous, there is a middle ground emerging between being all-in or sitting on the sidelines.

U.S. Labor Department extends overtime pay to 1.3 million U.S. workers

The U.S. Department of Labor on Tuesday issued a long-awaited rule extending mandatory overtime pay for 1.3 million U.S. workers, far fewer than an Obama administration rule that was struck down by a federal judge.

A Model Life: Life Lessons with Brooke Shields

Brooke Shields has been in the public eye - and earning money - nearly from birth. But unlike many other child stars, Shields has not flamed out, or gotten lost to drugs. Instead she's a married mom of two, plugging away on business ventures like her "Timeless" clothing line for QVC.

China, U.S. had 'constructive' trade talks in Washington: Xinhua

China and the United States had "constructive" discussions on trade in Washington, state news agency Xinhua said on Saturday.

Tottenham Hotspur FC completes 637 million pound stadium refinancing

Tottenham Hotspur Football Club has completed a 637 million pound ($798.67 million) stadium refinancing package that included a bond issue to U.S. investors and a term loan, the company said in a statement.

China drafts bar for net capital of banks' wealth management units

China released draft rules on net capital management of commercial banks' wealth management units on Friday, a follow-up move to regulate the risk of country's newly structured wealth management industry.

Australian regulator loses landmark pension fund court battle

Australia's banking watchdog lost a landmark case on Friday after a court ruled it had not proved its case alleging wealth manager IOOF Holdings had breached pension laws.

Private equity can still find 'diamonds in the rough': Apollo exec

Private equity billionaire Joshua Harris thinks there are still plenty of undervalued companies to improve and profit from, especially away from the public markets.

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