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Amazon’s biggest sale of the year is back for 2020. The two-day Prime Day event is running from October 13 to October 14 with tons of markdowns across all categories, including apparel. This year, the mega retailer has deals on top style brands, such as Calvin Klein, Levi’s and Under Armour, as well as deals on their own in-house fashion brands which carry plenty of cult-favorite items.
To help you weed through the hundreds of deals available on clothing, accessories, and shoes, we’ve gone ahead and done the shopping for you. After spending hours browsing the apparel deals and seeing which top items are actually at low prices, we narrowed down a list of the Prime Day
(Bloomberg) — Mercari Inc., the online flea-market operator that has become one of Japan’s most closely watched tech ventures, is closing in on new highs as the stock has drawn both big and small money.
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The company has already grown to command the largest weighting on Japan’s startup-focused Mothers index as individual investors buy in — of some 230 of the largest Japanese companies with market value of over $5 billion, Mercari has the third-highest percentage of individual shareholders. Then on Oct. 7, Los Angeles-based money manager Capital Group declared it had taken a 5% stake in Mercari.
That’s helping propel the stock to near the 6,000 yen mark it hit just once, on the day it listed to great fanfare in 2018. After a rapid decline, the stock has worked its way back up this year, fueled by its first quarterly operating profit. That’s been helped by
(Bloomberg) — Mercari Inc., the online flea-market operator that has become one of Japan’s most closely watched tech ventures, is closing in on new highs as the stock has drawn both big and small money.
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The company has already grown to command the largest weighting on Japan’s startup-focused Mothers index as individual investors buy in — of some 230 of the largest Japanese companies with market value of over $5 billion, Mercari has the third-highest percentage of individual shareholders. Then on Oct. 7, Los Angeles-based money manager Capital Group declared it had taken a 5% stake in Mercari.
That’s helping propel the stock to near the 6,000 yen mark it hit just once, on the day it listed to great fanfare in 2018. After a rapid decline, the stock has worked its way back up this year, fueled by its first quarterly operating profit. That’s been helped by
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More than 20% of Americans have less than three weeks of financial runway before their account balances hit zero, according to a new report from Credit Karma.
Based on that timeline, about one in five people could be out of money by Election Day, according to the data compiled by the personal finance company
Credit Karma has been holding weekly surveys in order to get a better picture of Americans’ finances since the onset of the pandemic.
NEARLY HALF OF AMERICANS WHO LOST JOB TO PANDEMIC CAN’T LAST A MONTH ON SAVINGS
Earlier this summer, however, the financial picture was different due to government relief efforts, McCreary, chief people officer of Credit Karma, told FOX Business.
“At Credit Karma, we saw a number of indicators demonstrating the success of early economic relief programs,” McCreary said.
Despite unemployment
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(RTTNews) – The Canadian stock market ended on a strong note on Monday, staying firm right through the session, on reports the U.S. President Donald Trump was recovering well and will soon be discharged from hospital.
Optimism about a new U.S. coronavirus relief plan, a sharp rally in energy prices, and encouraging economic data from across the globe rendered the mood positive.
Healthcare and energy stocks hogged the limelight. Several stocks from materials, information technology, financial, consumer discretionary and utilities sections also posted impressive gains.
The benchmark S&P/TSX Composite Index, rising consistently as the day progressed, ended stronger by 210.94 points or 1.3% at 16,410.19, extending gains to a third straight session.
The Capped Healthcare Index surged up 4.41%. Aphria Inc. (APHA.TO) soared nearly 14%. Trillium Therapeutics (TRIL.TO) gained 7%, while Aurinia Pharma (AUP.TO) and Canopy Growth Corp (WEED.TO) both ended higher by about 6%. Cronos Group (CRON.TO) and Bausch
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THE BIG DEAL-Economy adds 661K jobs in final jobs report before Election Day: The U.S. gained 661,000 jobs in September, the Labor Department reported Friday in the final jobs report
The final jobs report before the general election shows a gain of just 661,000 jobs for September and the unemployment fell from 8.4 percent to 7.9 percent, according to data released Friday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Over the summer the unemployment rate fell from its lockdown spike of 14.7 percent to 8.4 percent by August, but the pace of gains has drastically slowed, pointing toward a protracted period of fragile recovery that could be further imperiled if infection rates worsen.
It’s a “steady flood of job loss,” said Bill Scribbs, an economist for the AFL-CIO labor union. “The next six months… look pretty bad because what happened in August with people using so much credit is they’re going to be reticent to spend money by Christmas. We won’t have enough jobs back by November.”
The data for the monthly jobs report comes from a survey of workers conducted
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Amazon has finally released the dates for Prime Day after it was pushed back this year due to the coronavirus pandemic. The huge two-day savings event is taking place October 13 and 14, 2020. If the full 48 hours of savings are anything like last year, you can expect some incredible deals on everything from TVs to beauty essentials. And, of course, there will likely be huge price drops on Amazon’s own devices, too.
Along with a shifted date, there’s one other new detail to make note of for this year’s Prime Day: You have the chance to get a $10 spending credit before it even begins.
Here’s how it works: Spend $10 at a select small business storefront any time now through October 12 and you’ll get $10 to use on Prime Day. This extra discount is for Prime members only, so if you don’t have a membership
TOKYO, Oct 2 (Reuters) – Oil prices fell nearly 1% on Friday, extending losses into a second day as rising production of crude comes amid a worsening COVID-19 pandemic which threatens to bring more restrictions on movement and consumption that will likely hit demand for fuel.
Brent crude LCOc1 was down 36 cents, or 0.9%, at $40.57 a barrel at 0055 GMT, after falling more than 3% on Thursday. U.S. oil CLc1 was also 36 cents, or 0.9%, lower at $38.36, having fallen nearly 4% in the previous session.
U.S. oil is heading for a drop of nearly 5% this week, while Brent is on track to fall more than 3%, in a second consecutive week of decline for both contracts.
“The fundamentals of oil are not encouraging … as supply rises and demand prospects look bleak,” ANZ Research said in a client note.
Rising crude supplies from the Organization
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