Month: November 2019

Humans have tried every method imaginable to predict the future, from reading tea leaves to performing complex data analysis.
These efforts are futile, but Nicholas Vardy shares two simple things you should actually do to build wealth and win the prediction game.

Humans are a funny lot.
In ancient times, the people of Mesopotamia predicted the future using haruspicy – the reading of animal entrails.
My grandmother scanned the astrology section of the newspaper every morning.
Today, investors try to predict markets by surveying the financial media.
The irony is this: No matter how carefully we try to divine the market’s future by reading our favorite …read more […]

The CAR-T wave has died down among biotech investors, but Takeda Pharmaceuticals could help reinvigorate the space with its venture into CAR-NK. Continue reading… …read more […]

The retailer, which sells decorated party goods such as balloons and costumes in the United States, said sales of Halloween party supplies in the third quarter, including October, fell 3.2% from a year earlier. “We are carefully analyzing our Halloween results and addressing the underlying issues and opportunities we have identified to improve the business going forward,” Chief Executive Officer James Harrison said in a statement. Halloween, which fell on Oct. 31 this year, is one of the busiest holidays for party supplies retailers, when customers shop for everything from decorations to costumes. …read more […]

Daley, who was named vice chairman of public affairs, will report directly to Scharf and joins the fourth-largest U.S bank from Bank of New York Mellon, where Scharf was chief executive officer prior to his latest assignment. …read more […]

The multi-channel commerce platform appears to be at the early stages of the e-commerce industry Continue reading… …read more […]

Ralph Lauren, like other high-end fashion companies from New York, Paris and Milan, has been expanding in China, where a weakening yuan currency has pushed more wealthy domestic consumers to splurge at home rather than while travelling abroad. Chief Financial Officer Jane Nielsen said on a post-earnings call that revenue from Asia, which rose 4%, was driven by the company’s online business expansion, store openings and marketing initiatives featuring local celebrities. A marketing strategy focused on Instagram and new pop-culture-based apparel, including a collection celebrating the 25th anniversary of the hit TV show “Friends”, have also helped Ralph …read more […]

Unfortunately for some shareholders, the Insperity (NYSE:NSP) share price has dived 31% in the last thirty days. That… …read more […]