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Business Turnaround Services Can Help Your Project and Lower Costs
Summary: When you are struggling to avoid high expenses and make a profit with your business it may be wise to consider looking into a business turnaround service to help get your business back on track. A good deal of work goes into operating a business. Rough economic times may make it difficult to operate…
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Why More Merchants are Offering Split Payments
Customers who shop online will expect to pay with almost any tender they choose, and that includes split payments. Split payments allow customers to pay from more than one source, such as a digital wallet and credit card. With split payments, you allow customers to pay how they want. Speed In order to make split…
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A brief look at billionaire Len Blavatnik businesses
Written by Access Industries Len Blavatnik is one of the richest people on earth, with a net worth of $16.7 Billion to his name. Blavatnik who is known as a self-made billionaire has investments in chemicals, real estate, and entertainment. Blavatnik started his journey in Moscow and attended the University of Railway Engineering until his…
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Warren Buffett: I bought $12 billion of stock after Trump won
Buffett revealed that he has bought $12 billion of stock for his company Berkshire Hathaway Inc since the Republican Donald Trump beat Democrat Hillary Clinton in the Nov. 8 U.S. presidential election. In an interview with talk show host Charlie Rose that aired on Friday night, Buffett suggested that Berkshire's post-election stock purchases overall were…
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Xi to be first Chinese leader to attend Davos World Economic Forum
BEIJING/GENEVA (Reuters) – President Xi Jinping this month will become the first Chinese head of state to attend the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, which this year will dwell on the rising public anger with globalization and the coming U.S. presidency of Donald Trump. Xi will take centre stage at the Jan. 17-20 forum…
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Wells Fargo says account openings fall in November
The bank agreed in September to pay regulators $185 million to settle charges that its staff opened as many as 2 million accounts without customers' knowledge. Wells Fargo said on Friday consumer checking account openings fell 9 percent in November from the previous month, and were down 41 percent from a year earlier. The bank…
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With bylaw tweaks, Apple grants activist one of three wishes
By Ross Kerber and Stephen Nellis BOSTON/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Apple Inc's board relaxed some rules for director nominations by outside investors but stopped short of broader changes sought by an activist shareholder. Just how much influence to give such investors has been a hot topic with the rise of activist shareholders who some executives…
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Wall Street slips; indexes still near record highs
The Nasdaq hit a record high earlier in the session, helped by a rise in Microsoft and other big tech stocks. U.S. stocks had been on a tear since Donald Trump's surprise victory in the presidential election last week as his proposals to increase infrastructure spending and reduce taxes are seen benefiting the economy. The…