NewsWatch: Why every investor should print out these charts and hang them on their wall
“They say a picture is worth a thousand words but in investing it is worth so much more,” Charlie Bilello, director of research at Pension Partners, wrote in a chart-heavy post
The Wall Street Journal: Trump weighs exiting trade deal with South Korea
The Trump administration is weighing giving notice to South Korea of plans to withdraw from the five-year-old bilateral trade pact, with a decision coming as soon as this coming week, according to people familiar with the matter.
The Margin: Video shows woman pulling gun during fight over school supplies in a Walmart
A dispute between two pairs of women over back-to-school supplies at a Walmart in Michigan intensified quickly with a shoving match and then ended when one of the women whipped a gun out of her purse.
MarketWatch First Take: The jobs report shows a spike in auto jobs — and that doesn’t pass the smell test
The August jobs report showed a big increase in jobs in the manufacturing sector, but the robust hiring of auto workers doesn’t pass the smell test, writes Rex Nutting.
Capitol Report: Six reasons why most Americans aren’t getting big pay raises
The U.S. economy is in the best shape in more than a decade, but it’s not showing up in the paychecks of most American workers. Here’s why.
The Wall Street Journal: Trump returns to Gulf Coast to survey damage, meet Harvey victims
President Donald Trump is making a second trip to the devastated Gulf Coast on Saturday as rescues of residents in East Texas continued amid floodwaters that in some places were still rising.
Economic Preview: American workers have much to celebrate this Labor Day, but the job isn’t finished
Celebrating Labor Day in the U.S. hasn’t been easy in the wake of the Great Recession, but American workers are now much better off than they were a decade ago.
NewsWatch: Why every investor should print out these charts and hang them on their wall
“They say a picture is worth a thousand words but in investing it is worth so much more,” Charlie Bilello, director of research at Pension Partners, wrote in a chart-heavy post
The Wall Street Journal: U.S. to step up naval patrols in South China Sea disputed waters
The Pentagon for the first time has set a schedule of naval patrols in the South China Sea in an attempt to create a more consistent posture to counter China’s maritime claims there, injecting a new complication into increasingly uneasy relations between the two powers.
The Wall Street Journal: Discovery of World War II bomb prompts Germany’s largest evacuation since the war
German police were clearing buildings in the financial capital in the country’s largest evacuation since World War II after the discovery of a “blockbuster” bomb from that era
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