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Americans Can’t Get Enough of the Stock Market
Individual investors are holding more stocks than ever before as major indexes climb to fresh highs. They are also upping the ante by borrowing to magnify their bets or increasingly buying on small dips in the market.
The Wall Street Journal | | Fuente originalLitigation Without End: Chevron Battles On in 28-year-old Ecuador Lawsuit
Facing a huge damage award U.S. courts deem fraudulent, the oil company is trying to get the pollution verdict voided in Ecuador, the country it came from. Its nemesis, a plaintiffs’ lawyer now disbarred and under house arrest, is about to go on trial himself.
The Wall Street Journal | | Fuente originalIs the U.S. Student Loan Program Facing a $500 Billion Hole? One Banker Thinks So.
Government sees it as a moneymaker. A former JPMorgan executive sees a giant loss looming due to rosy repayment hopes. Biden officials reject his diagnosis.
The Wall Street Journal | | Fuente originalAmazon’s Profit Run Continues, Bolstered by Sustained Demand
The tech company reported record first-quarter results as demand remained strong for its e-commerce services and revenue continued to grow in its cloud-computing and advertising units.
The Wall Street Journal | | Fuente originalElon Musk’s War on Regulators
The Tesla and SpaceX chief has become one of the world’s most successful entrepreneurs by reinventing industries from electric cars to rockets. Along the way, he’s also rewritten the rules of engagement with U.S. regulators.
The Wall Street Journal | | Fuente originalBiden Pushes Broad Economic Agenda in Speech to Congress
The president declared “America is ready for a takeoff” in a speech before Congress as he pitched a sweeping vision for greater government investment.
The Wall Street Journal | | Fuente originalBiden to Seek $80 Billion to Bolster IRS, Tax Enforcement
The Internal Revenue Service funding boost would be a major expansion of the tax agency, doubling its enforcement staffing and giving it new tools to combat tax dodging.
The Wall Street Journal | | Fuente originalMás leídas hoy
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- Las guerras eternas del feminismo: del "sólo sí es sí" a la 'Ley Trans'
- El Gobierno ampliará hasta el 31 de diciembre la moratoria para evitar que las empresas presenten concurso
- La negativa de Madrid a cerrar bloquea el plan de Sanidad y las autonomías para evitar un nuevo repunte en Semana Santa
- Electric Vehicles Are the U.S. Auto Industry’s Future—if Dealers Can Figure Out How to Sell Them
- El Gobierno se plantea transferir más dinero a las autonomías para que ayuden a las empresas
- Revolución en el IVA del comercio online
- "Están desapareciendo millones de trabajos y los hombres sufrirán más que las mujeres"
- 8-M: todos contra todos
- Moncloa suspende en la gestión de la pandemia con peor nota que las CCAA
- La vida en pareja aumenta la brecha de género
- Google’s FLoC Is a Terrible Idea
- Calviño quiere que la mayoría de los 11.000 millones sean ayudas directas