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Khudobin sticks with Stars, Sens give Murray big money

October 9, 2020

Goalies are dominating the early headlines of 2020 NHL Free Agency, including the Dallas Stars signing Anton Khudobin, and the Ottawa Senators giving Matt Murray a stunning contract.

Stars sign Khudobin to three-year contract

Heading into 2020 NHL Free Agency, many expected Anton Khudobin to be priced out of Dallas. Nope, apparently not.

The Stars found a way to sign Khudobin, 34, to a three-year contract. Pierre LeBrun reports that the contract totals $10 million, so the cap hit would be about $3.33M per season.

LeBrun shared the interesting structure of the deal:

Khubodin deal is finalized with Dallas: three years and $10 M total.
year 1, $2.5 M
year 2, $3.75 M
year 3, $3.75 M

— Pierre LeBrun (@PierreVLeBrun) October 9, 2020

No doubt, Khudobin became more prominent in the hockey mainstream during the Stars’ run to the 2020 Stanley Cup Final. For those who zoomed out, they

Big business CEOs give Trump 5 times as much money as Biden

October 9, 2020

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National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow said in a recent meeting in the Oval Office with White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows the president said he would like to ‘do a deal.’

Top CEOs have doled out nearly $2.5 million to fill the reelection coffers of President Trump and other Republican candidates, donating nearly five times as much to pro-Trump super PACs and the Republican National Committee as to Democratic opponent Joe Biden.

KAMALA HARRIS CHEERS WALL STREET SUPPORT AS BIG-MONEY DONORS LINE UP FOR BIDEN

The money comes from 15 top executives from the S&P 500. The top donor is Jeffrey Sprecher of Intercontinental Exchange, whose wife, Republican Sen. Kelly Loeffler of Georgia, is battling to keep her seat in Congress. Sprecher spent over $1.2 million, giving to GOP PACS America First Action, Trump Victory and Donald J. Trump for President, according to a data analysis by Market

Beauty and Personal Care Products Industry Pledges to Give Employees Meaningful Time Off to Vote

October 5, 2020

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WASHINGTON, Oct. 5, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — With only weeks to go until the 2020 general election, the Personal Care Products Council (PCPC), representing global cosmetics and personal care products companies, announced today an industry pledge to provide employees meaningful time off to engage in civic activities around the November election. Member companies signing the pledge are coming together for the first time to encourage civic engagement and work to ensure a safe environment for employees to exercise their right to vote.

“PCPC and the beauty industry have always been ahead of the curve not only creating innovative products but also looking at innovative ways to conduct our businesses. This pledge is just another example,” said PCPC Board Chair Keech Combe Shetty, executive chair of Combe Incorporated. “We don’t wait around to be told we should be good corporate citizens. We do it because it’s the right thing to do.”

I tried to give a streaming service my money. Then the comedy began

October 4, 2020

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Fight in a football game crowd. Angry man hitting another spectator in soccer match audience. Violent argument between two fans of different teams and clubs. — This never, ever happens at Betis games.

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We all have our weaknesses. So do tech companies.

One of mine is a soccer team called Real Betis. One of tech companies’ is the concept of customer service.

Please let me tell you about Betis. Based in Seville — the Andalucian one, rather than the Californian — it’s a team that rarely wins anything other than the undying, borderline insane loyalty of its fans.

There are several ways to watch Betis games. One of them is not my cable provider, Comcast. It had a fight with Bein Sports, which broadcasts Spain’s La Liga games. I think it may have been about money.

This left me to scour the internet for alternatives. After all, I desperately needed my fix of watching my team lose slightly more often than it wins. It’s an existential thing.

One option is FuboTV. Its plans, though,

Week 41 MDA Breakout Forecast: Short-Term Picks To Give You An Edge

October 3, 2020

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Introduction

The Weekly Breakout Forecast continues my doctoral research analysis on MDA breakout selections over more than 5 years. This subset of the different portfolios I regularly analyze has now reached 177 weeks of public selections as part of this ongoing live forward-testing research.

In 2017, the sample size began with 12 stocks, then 8 stocks in 2018, and at members’ request into 2020, I now generate 4 selections each week, 2 Dow 30 picks, and a separate article for monthly Growth & Dividend MDA breakout stocks. I now provide more than 6 different ways to beat the S&P 500 since my trading studies were made public.

Remarkably, the frequency streak of 10% gainers within a 4- or 5-day trading week remains at highly statistically significant levels above 80% not counting frequent multiple 10% gainers in a single week. More than 200 stocks have gained over 10% in a 5-day

Backus Hospital nurses give notice of possible 2-day strike as union and management differ over personal protective gear, pay and insurance

October 2, 2020

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The union representing nurses at Backus Hospital says contract negotiations are painfully slow and put parent company Hartford HealthCare on notice Friday that a brief strike is possible in 10 days.

a sign on the side of the street: Nurses at Backus Hospital in Norwich have warned of a possible two-day strike.

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Nurses at Backus Hospital in Norwich have warned of a possible two-day strike.

The two sides have been in contract talks since June, according to an internal communication from the Backus Federation of Nurses, part of AFT Connecticut, which is bargaining on behalf of more than 400 nurses. Nurses at the Norwich hospital recently authorized a two-day strike and the notice is an attempt to ratchet up the pressure on hospital officials.

The union cited differences over personal protective equipment, pay and health insurance. It said the hospital insists it has the right to change insurance plans at any time without further negotiations and called it “clearly unacceptable.”

The nurses dispute statements by the

Don’t Give Your Money Away on Cisco Stock as Bearish Trend Isn’t Yet Done

September 30, 2020

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In a bull market seemingly made up of influential technology stocks, not all companies of that caliber have enjoyed 2020’s new socially distanced normal. Cisco Systems (NASDAQ:CSCO) and its shareholders can attest as much. But has the time finally come to buy Cisco stock? Let’s examine what’s happening off and on the price chart, then offer a risk-adjusted determination in alignment with those findings.

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Where and Why You Can Steal Cisco Stock

Despite September’s market correction, it’s not exactly a secret the large-cap, tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite index has been a great spot to invest this year. The leadership of course has been the byproduct of muscular rallies in trillion-dollar-plus outfits and rising growth stock stars. Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL). Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT). Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) and others, as

Jeffrey Gundlach Tells Realtors in Low-Tax States to ‘Give Me a Call’

September 27, 2020

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(Bloomberg) — Jeffrey Gundlach may be on the move.

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Jeffrey Gundlach, chief executive officer and chief investment officer of DoubleLine Capital LP, waves after speaking at the 23rd annual Sohn Investment Conference in New York, U.S., on Monday, April 23, 2018. Since 1995, the Sohn Investment Conference, has brought the world’s savviest investors together to share fresh insights and money-making ideas to benefit the Sohn Conference Foundation’s work to end childhood cancer.

The Doubleline Capital chief executive officer tweeted an invitation for real estate agents in “low tax, well governed” U.S. states to call him, as he openly pondered leaving his Los Angeles base.

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In a series of tweets, sent late Saturday on the West Coast, the billionaire investor said that public figures including Elon Musk “are leaving California to escape incompetent governance.”

Like many states in need of more revenue due to the economic

‘I give money to charity, not the FA’

September 27, 2020

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Tottenham manager Jose Mourinho refused to comment on the decision to give Newcastle a late penalty in Sunday’s 1-1 draw.

Eric Dier was judged to have handled Andy Carroll’s header in the box deep into stoppage time in the second half, allowing Callum Wilson to convert from the spot with the Magpies’ only shot on target in the entire game.

The decision sparked controversy on the field, with Spurs goalkeeping coach Nuno Santos being shown a red card after the final whistle, while former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher labelled it an “absolute disgrace”.

Mourinho, meanwhile, refrained from confronting the referee after the game as he immediately walked down the tunnel, and the Portuguese coach was in no mood to criticise the officials as he did not want to be fined by the Football Association.

“I don’t think,” he said to Sky Sports when asked about the handball decision.

“I think

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