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GE Selling Biopharma Unit in $21.4 Billion Deal

February 25, 2019 admin Business, Coal, danaher, debt, Gas, ge, ge power, larry culp, news, Nuclear, Renewables

Credit to Author: Darrell Proctor| Date: Mon, 25 Feb 2019 21:32:59 +0000

General Electric’s (GE’s) sale of its biopharma unit on February 25 is designed to reduce the company’s overall debt load, and CEO Larry Culp said the deal is the latest step in his plan to strengthen the whole of GE, particularly the company’s struggling Power division. GE on Monday agreed to sell the biopharma part […]

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Elizabeth Warren Saw the Millennial Debt Nightmare Coming

February 21, 2019 admin credit cards, debt, Elizabeth Warren, late capitalism, millennials, student loans, VICE US

Credit to Author: Allie Conti| Date: Thu, 21 Feb 2019 22:56:41 +0000

Now she’s explaining what to do about a broken system.

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The Hot New Solution to Student Loans Is Just Taking Money Out of Your Paycheck

February 20, 2019 admin debt, late capitalism, Student debt, student loans, VICE US

Credit to Author: Allie Conti| Date: Wed, 20 Feb 2019 14:55:32 +0000

A proposal that seems to have a pretty good shot at passing would make what critics call “wage garnishment” automatic.

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Nearly Half of Canadians Are $200 Away From Being Broke

January 22, 2019 admin Canada, canadian news, canadians, cost of living, debt, Economy, finance, Gen Z, millennials, money, Ontario, Quebec

Credit to Author: Anne Gaviola| Date: Tue, 22 Jan 2019 19:39:06 +0000

Higher cost of living leaves barely any financial wiggle room, experts say higher interest rates spell trouble.

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Debt Is a Monster That Steals Your Happiness

January 9, 2019 admin credit card debt, credit cards, debt, happiness, money, self-care

Credit to Author: Melissa Leong| Date: Wed, 09 Jan 2019 16:30:41 +0000

Your credit card debt is worse for you than your divorce.

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What a Student Loan ‘Bubble’ Bursting Might Look Like

January 2, 2019 admin COLLEGE, debt, higher education, late capitalism, loans, millennials, student loans, Work

Credit to Author: Allie Conti| Date: Wed, 02 Jan 2019 17:13:50 +0000

Let’s game this out a bit.

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Malaysia hopes China will sympathize with its fiscal woes

August 19, 2018 admin China, debt, Latest News Stories, mahathir mohamad, Malaysia, news, World

BEIJING, China — Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad says he hopes China will sympathize with his country’s fiscal problems as he meets with Chinese leaders after suspending multibillion-dollar Beijing-backed projects in his country. Mahathir said at a news briefing Monday with Chinese Premier Li Keqiang that he hopes China will understand Malaysia’s situation as it […]

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The Most Important Thing You Can Do on Prime Day Is Not Shop at Amazon

July 16, 2018 admin Amazon, corporations, debt, Economy, Monopoly, shopping, VICE US

This is a chance for you to take stock of your relationship with what might be the most powerful company in America.

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The Most Important Thing You Can Do on Prime Day Is Not Shop at Amazon

July 16, 2018 admin Amazon, corporations, debt, Economy, Monopoly, shopping, VICE US

This is a chance for you to take stock of your relationship with what might be the most powerful company in America.

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Increasingly Debt-Laden, Regulated Utility Sector Outlook Veers from ‘Stable’ to ‘Negative’

June 20, 2018 admin Business, cash flow, debt, finance, Markets, moody's, news, regulated utilities, tax reform

For the first time since it began conducting sector outlooks, Moody’s Investors Service has downgraded the regulated utility sector from stable to negative. The new outlook reflects a surge in financial risks in the sector as more individual companies in the regulated space funnel funds to debt. Using an analysis of 42 of the largest […]

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