John Paul Dejoria attends The Salvation Army Celebrity Kettle Kickoff in Los Angeles in November 2017. (Photo by Greg Doherty/Getty Images).
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El-Erian is talking about the problems that arise as investors move even more money into passive investing products, âsome of which venture quite far from highly liquid market segments,â he wrote in a Bloomberg View column last month. Think speculative-grade debt and emerging markets — where
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If things seem too good to be true in the global economy, they probably are. That's according to some of the investors, Nobel laureates and academics attending the World Economic Forum's annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, which kicks off on Monday. The fastest global growth since the start of the
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Turkish companies raised $700 million, the highest in six years, and compared with $120 million in 2016, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Hospital operators Medical Park Saglik Grubu AS and Istanbul Memorial Saglik Yatirimlari AS both plan to sell shares, while other IPOs in the pipeline
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If Treasury yields rise to where many expect by year-end, they would make for a nice holiday gift. by. David Ader. More stories by David Ader. January 22, 2018, 12:00 AM PST. Time to buy? Hutton Archive. Besides the never-ending run-up in stocks and the fantastic gyrations of cryptocurrencies, the
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