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Thomas has co-authored a book, The Intelligent REIT Investor, and is the author of The Trump Factor: Unlocking The Secrets Behind The Trump Empire (available on Amazon). Thomas received a Bachelor of Science degree in Business/Economics from Presbyterian College and he is married with 5 wonderful kids. Learn more about him at www.bradtom.com.
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JPMorgan is following Goldman Sachs into a crowded UK market.
Once again, investors are asked to parse the difference between legal and ethical.
The trade group represents dozens of companies, including Coca-Cola, General Mills, PepsiCo, Procter & Gamble, Amazon.com, Target and Albertsons.
The company sees strong demand for its semiconductors from the adoption of 5G technology and a shift to hybrid work models.
Digital sales fell 5% from a year earlier.
The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating why the rocket carrying Branson and five employees veered off course during its descent on July 11.
With its third wage investment over the past year, Walmart's US average hourly wage is now $16.40.
The positions will be located in more than 250 Walmart and Sam’s Club distribution centers, fulfillment centers and transportation offices.
Analysts estimated that losses for the insurance industry will hit around $10 billion, far less than the $90 billion+ from Katrina (Image: US Coast Guard, Aug. 27, 2021, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, Flickr)
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