Month: May 2019

Stan Lee in his office in Beverly Hills, California. Getty images | Washington Post The former manager of Stan Lee has been arrested on charges of financial elder abuse and false imprisonment against the late comic book legend, according to the Los Angeles Police Department. Keya Morgan allegedly mishandled Lee’s money. This included $262,000 that
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Investment banker Ken Moelis told CNBC on Friday that it’s “almost impossible” to get the boards of U.S. public companies to enter into China deals. The tense Washington-Beijing relations are impacting large-cap stocks, the deal-making powerbroker said on “Squawk on the Street. ” “What you’re seeing in this volatility is a macro risk: China trade
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Khoshbin fueling up his Agera RS Phoenix @mannykhoshbin on Instagram When California real estate investor Manny Khoshbin spent $2.2 million on the fastest street-legal car in the world, he had no idea it would also become the fastest-appreciating asset he’d ever own. “Quickest $1.9 million I ever made,” Khoshbin told CNBC. Khoshbin is an Instagram
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has held talks with his old rivals the Winklevoss twins as the social media giant plans to launch its own cryptocurrency, the Financial Times reported Thursday. Facebook has held talks with the cryptocurrency exchanges Gemini, which was founded by the Winklevoss twins, and Coinbase, the report said, citing sources. The company
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Jamison Crowell is the executive director of the DC Area Trans-Masculine Society, Friday, March 15, 2019, in Washington, DC. Jahi Chikwendiu | The Washington Post | Getty Images The Trump administration on Friday rolled back health-care protections for transgender people by ending an Obama-era policy that prohibited health providers from discriminating against patients based on
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Shares of Chipotle took a hit on Thursday on what CNBC’S Jim Cramer deemed misguided Wall Street analysis. “Chipotle’s stock got slammed nearly 5% on BMO’s errant note,” the “Mad Money” host said. Earlier in the day, BMO Capital Markets downgraded the restaurant chain from “market perform” to “underperform” because of the African swine fever
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The “Fast Money ” traders shared their first moves for the market open. Tim Seymour was a buyer of McDonald’s. Karen Finerman was a buyer of Target. Steve Grasso was a buyer of Walmart. Brian Kelly was a seller of the Oil & Gas Exploration and Production ETF. Trader disclosure: Steve Grasso is long stock AAPL,
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